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After-Dark Slabs
Patience is a virtue for any fisherman, but waiting for a cantankerous crappie to get in the “bite” mode can be a test of any angler’s patience. […]
Articles by Terry Madewell
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Bust the Flock
Sheepshead fishing is excellent along the entire South Carolina coast throughout the summer and fall. […]
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Putting the Bite on Sharks
With so many different species of fish in South Carolina’s inshore waters, it’s sometimes difficult to choose which species to target for a summertime fishing trip. […]
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Flatfish in Flat Water
For the next few months, one of the most popular and productive inshore fisheries will be the fabulous flounder. […]
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Tom Foolery
Chasing late-season gobblers can be one of the sport’s greatest challenges. It also can be productive and rewarding, despite popular sentiment among many turkey hunters. […]
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A Royal Flush — In Spades
South Carolina sportsmen can often enjoy the best of both the hunting and fishing worlds rolled into one. […]
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Dolphin Time — No Bull!
When considering South Carolina’s bluewater fishery, the dolphin is one of the more popular and frequently caught species. […]
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Bagging the Boss
Age and maturity separate the men from the boys.
This concept seems to be true not only with humans, but with favored hunting targets, specificially white-tailed deer and wild turkey gobblers. […]
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Lowdown on Lowcountry Longbeards
For most South Carolina turkey hunters, nothing is better than hearing several longbeards booming gobbles at dawn on Opening Day. […]
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When Cold Means Hot
When Chip Hamilton says, “Get ready, here he comes,” you’d better be close to your fishing rod. […]