Newsletters
Species spotlight: yellowfin tuna
Yellowfin tuna are among the biggest in the tuna family, and the North Carolina and South Carolina state records were both caught in 1979. […]
Species Spotlight
Newsletters
Species spotlight: wahoo
Wahoo are prized fish among offshore anglers. They are among the fastest fish in the sea, are fun to catch, and are plenty tasty. […]
Catfish
Species spotlight: channel catfish
This month’s species spotlight is on channel catfish. […]
Offshore Fishing
Species spotlight – African pompano
The African pompano is an interesting fish that few anglers specifically target. They are usually a welcomed by-catch of anglers fishing for grouper and snapper. […]
Offshore Fishing
Species Spotlight — swordfish
Swordfish are mysterious members of the billfish family, and are highly sought after by anglers all over the world, including off the coast of both Carolinas. […]
Black drum
Species spotlight: black drum
Black drum are plentiful and can be found in a variety of habitats. They eat a wide range of foods, and provide lots of enjoyment to anglers across the southeastern states. […]
Crappie/Bream
Species spotlight: flier
One of the lesser-known, and the least occurring panfish in the Carolinas is one that many anglers never catch or even lay eyes on. Many have never even heard of it. […]
Columns
Species spotlight: warmouth sunfish
The warmouth sunfish is an often misidentified species of the panfish family. They are distinguished from other panfish by their larger mouths and the horizontal facial lines that run away from their mouths. […]
Featured
Species spotlight : bowfin
Bowfin a/k/a mudfish, thrive in various waters throughout the Carolinas. They are rarely targeted by anglers, but those who catch them appreciate the fight. […]
Featured
Species spotlight: redbreast sunfish
The redbreast sunfish is one of the most colorful panfish in the Carolinas. While this species can be found in both North and South Carolina, it’s not found in as many places as its more populous cousin, the bluegill. […]