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Underexposed?
As the Catawba River winds its way through the Carolinas, Lake Wateree is the farthest reservoir downstream. […]
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Lay Down the (Door)mats
Flounder fishing is fun for a variety of reasons.
First, flounder are available in good numbers, particularly in the Charleston area — and that’s especially true during the hottest months of the year. […]
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Worth a Shot!
It’s hard not to stereotype fishing in South Carolina lakes. Certain bodies of water have earned a reputation for being top producers of certain species of fish. […]
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Tagging Up with Big Reds
By the end of the Civil War, the entrance to Charleston Harbor was a mess. Numerous shipwrecks, including vessels sunk during the war, made navigation difficult — at best. […]
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Cover: June 2007 (NC)
The lower Neuse is but one of this month’s speckled trout hotspots. […]
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Cover: June 2007 (NC) – Freshwater
Lake Wylie’s bass are flocking to new areas and are hitting different baits. […]
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Wild for Wahoo
At age 40, Capt. John Jenkins has become one of the Morehead City waterfront’s most respected offshore captains. […]
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Paradise at Phelps
If you don’t live in the northeastern part of North Carolina, Washington County’s Lake Phelps may seem to be a long ride just to go fishing. […]
Bass Fishing
Wrapped Too Tight?
No one knows who first described B. Everett Jordan’s largemouth bass as “swimming footballs,” but the depiction is an accurate one given the short, stocky nature of the fish that meander throughout the lake’s underwater gridiron. […]
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Yaupon Diner
The dark shape, slowly circling the live pogy suspended beneath a balloon, suddenly whirled and streaked toward the surface. […]