Flat relocation – Think flounder, think lower Brunswick County in the summer
Dating back more than a half-century, the waters of southern Brunswick County have had a reputation for producing big flounder. […]
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Dating back more than a half-century, the waters of southern Brunswick County have had a reputation for producing big flounder. […]
Summer bass, like the one landed by paddleboarder Amy Boyer, are waiting in Lakes Hartwell and Murray. And along the coast, redfish are among the options to keep anglers busy. […]
Most roads leading east across North Carolina will eventually end along the banks of the Pamlico Sound, an inland sea that separates the mainland from the Outer Banks. […]
Head to Lake Norman for some great spotted bass fishing, or run to the coast and catch doormat flounder. […]
Head to Lake Norman for some great spotted bass fishing, or run to the coast and catch doormat flounder. […]
It’s known as “The Jewel of South Carolina” and Lake Murray indeed shines with many facets. Located west of Columbia, the lake created in the late 1920s offers tremendous diversity, and as bass pros demonstrated during last year’s Forrest Wood Cup in July, Murray indulges a variety of fishing styles. […]
Catfishing on the Santee Cooper lakes has morphed into a year-round quest, but summer is tops for as providing the year’s most-diverse catfishing opportunities. […]
July is a tough months to catch bass in shallow water on most lakes in North Carolina, unless you’re there at the crack of dawn to take advantage of the last few minutes of the night bite. […]
When the temperature begins to creep into triple digits, many fishermen seek shelter along the veins that run through South Carolina’s Pee Dee region. […]
On Fontana Lake, water temperatures in June and July cement the summer fishing season. While a few fish can still be found in and around the shallows — usually only early and late in the day — most have retreated to deeper, cooler water in the 10,230-acre lake west of Bryson City. […]
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