Freshwater Fishing
It’s bream time! Summer panfish are hard to beat
I am a tournament bass fisherman by trade, and I love an occasional vacation from those green fish. […]
Columns
Fishing Tournaments
Ashley wins at Murray; Hite gives SC pros a 1-2 BASS finish
Two South Carolina pros finished first and second at the Bassmaster Elite Series tournament on Lake Murray in mid-May. […]
Fishing
On ‘Broad’-way: Upstate river has it all
The Broad River enters the state of South Carolina as a narrow, rapidly flowing, whitewater stream just north of Gaffney and merges with the Saluda River within casting distance of the I-126 Bridge in downtown Columbia, where it flows into the historic Congaree River. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Go deep, young man: Bass, crappie, catfish beat the heat
The summer heat may be bearing down, but the fishing on Lake Marion and Lake Moultrie can be just as hot as the weather. […]
Inshore Fishing
Fork tails and fly rods: Spanish mackerel offer great sport this month
The seafood special of the month has to be the forked-tailed Spanish mackerel armada that infiltrates both the nearshore and inshore waters. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Blankenship’s huge limit wins at Jordan
James Blankenship of Lexington won the April 9 Walmart BFL Piedmont Division tournament on Jordan Lake with a 5-fish limit weighing 26 pounds, nine ounces. First place was worth $3,246 for Blankenship. […]
Greener Pastures
Clip warm-season food plots now
Warm-season food plots supplement deer with a rich source of balanced nutrition over the late spring and summer, during a critical time of need for both male and female deer. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Santee can be on throughout June
While the water temperature may be heating up on the Santee Cooper lakes, but don’t expect any slowdown in the fishing action. […]
Fishing Tournaments
Hite grabs BASS win at Pickwick
Davy Hite of Ninety Six took home his eighth BASS tournament title in early April by winning a Bassmaster Elite event on Alabama’s Lake Pickwick. […]
Fishing
Do your batteries die or are they killed?
Industry experts say that excessive sulfation can stop batteries from working long before their internal components wear out. […]