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May 2, 2026

Ellen Padgett shows that women can handle a shotgun with the men, knocking down doves at a WMA hunt.

Share the Fun

John Gribb

“Mark!”

“Bird!”

“There comes a bird, behind you.”

“Low bird, low bird, don’t shoot!” […]

Hunt managers at the Croft State Natural Area promote taking antlerless deer by guaranteeing that hunters who take a doe on a permit-only hunt will receive a permit for the next year without having to be drawn.

Hit the Lottery!

Phillip Gentry

Deer are creatures of habit. […]

Sheepshead are delicious, fun-to-catch fish that are often overlooked by inshore and nearshore fishermen.

Bust the Flock

Terry Madewell

Sheepshead fishing is excellent along the entire South Carolina coast throughout the summer and fall. […]

Cover: August 2008 (SC)

South Carolina Sportsman

Get a jump on deer season by applying for the state’s great draw hunts. […]

Cover: August 2008 (SC) – Fishing

South Carolina Sportsman

Target sheephead this month, and your stomach will be happier than your biceps. […]

August is the top month for fishermen to target tarpon in South Carolina waters. Fish will usually be found shadowing large schools of bait, often rolling to the surface to gulp air for their swim bladders.

The Silver Standard

Jeff Burleson

Leaping and bounding from wave to wave at lightening speed fits the profile for a phenomenal hookup with the elusive top predator and coveted sportfish of South Carolina’s waters. […]

Bonnethead sharks are a favorite of South Carolina fishermen, often found cruising creeks with their dorsal fins breaking the surface.

Putting the Bite on Sharks

Terry Madewell

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. […]

Veteran pier angler Bob Davis wheels a king mackerel to the Ocean Crest pierhouse to be weighed.

Kings of the Boardwalk

Jerry Dilsaver

“Dean. Somebody get Dean. He’s got one on.” […]

Ng’s approach to sword fishing is to begin a slow troll at mid-afternoon toward his chosen area. He often catches other gamefish, such as wahoo, during the daylight portion of his trip. Then he stays offshore the entire night to catch swordfish.

Ocean Duels

Mike Marsh

Everyone with a powerboat worries about the cost of fuel. But a dedicated angler going without a fishing fix is like a fish out of water that can’t breathe. […]

A reciprocal fishing license for the New River applies from the confluence of the New and Little rivers in Grayson County, Va., to the joining of the North and South Forks of the New in Allegheny County.

Cool Running

Tim Mead

Smallmouth bass caught with a fly rod at a mountain stream. Doesn’t get any better than that. […]