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May 4, 2026

Cover: June 2010 (SC)

Lunker bass and line-stripping redfish. Is there any month better than June? […]

Speckled trout often cruise the edges of deeper water along the end of a flat, looking to ambush prey species.

River of Many Fish

Not as renowned as the Neuse or the Roanoke, the Pungo River is a prolific fishery loaded with pristine shorelines and waters that are rich in speckled trout. […]

A relatively short boat ride and consistent action make Spanish mackerel a favorite target for fishing trips that involve youngsters.

Cape of Good Spanish

Jerry Dilsaver

Capt. Chad Casteen enjoys all the fishing available around the mouth of the Cape Fear River, near his native Southport. […]

Besides a crankbait, a jig is an excellent lure to fish around deep structure and cover at Lake Reese.

Brad Staley of Pleasant Garden doesn’t claim to be a professional tutor, but he has sufficient evidence to support his claim that little-known Lake Reese provides a favorable environment for learning about offshore structure fishing. […]

On July 1, bass at Jordan Lake will be managed with a 14-inch size mimimum — to promote the harvest of smaller bass and improve growth rates.

Steamy Bass

Craig Holt

Like the old gray mare, B. Everett Jordan Lake ain’t what she used to be — but she’s still pretty good. […]

Whitetails use their keen sense of smell to locate fungi such as lichen and various mushrooms which are rich in minerals and do provide a certain degree of protein with minimal fat.

Deer Dynamics: Early Summer Forage

Tommy Kirkland

Tend the food plots, manage the timber, check the pH and get rid of the weeds. We’ve all heard and know it. […]

Once the green-up begins in the spring and early summer months, both bucks and does seek out flowering plants known as forbs. Most of these plant foods are highly pliable, giving deer the ability to easily digest the vegetation.

Deer Dynamics: Early Summer Foliage

Tommy Kirkland

Tend the food plots, manage the timber, check the pH and get rid of the weeds. We’ve all heard and know it. […]

Summer Slab Season

Jeff Burleson

Spring marks the peak of the annual mating ritual for a majority of freshwater gamefish species in South Carolina, with the almighty crappie being one of the first to rush into the stump-laden shallows. […]

These three big king mackerel highlighted a great day in June 2009 when fishermen caught six kings from the Folly Beach Pier.

Pier Pressure

Jeff Dennis

There is a different kind of pressure along South Carolina’s coast during the summer — the pressure to get on a fishing pier and catch a fish. […]

Snubbed Not Stopped

John Gribb

An old proverb tells us “There are plenty of other fish in the sea,” but you couldn’t prove it by Lowcountry anglers’ actions in May and June. […]