Bass Fishing
Stack the dock at High Rock
High Rock Lake, once known for its offshore structure and the 20-pound stringers that came from its deep-water haunts, has changed dramatically as a largemouth bass fishery. […]
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Old (red) Reliable – Five tips to catch late-spring, early summer reds in Lowcountry South Carolina
Last year’s cobia season, which has been the main focus of fishing action during May and June on the Broad River near Beaufort, was a bust. […]
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Dancin’ in the bluewater – June means “Fish on!” for bluewater anglers out of Morehead City
The deep, muffled throbbing of the twin 600-horsepower CAT diesels and the gentle rocking inside the cabin of the Dancin’ Outlaw III as it sped across a calm sea finally put to sleep six anglers. […]
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It’s flounder time! South Carolina flounder fishing doesn’t get any better than June at Murrells Inlet
As June arrives, the amount of daylight available for South Carolina fishermen. […]
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Outer Banks’ June double play
Most fishermen along the North Carolina coast are familiar with cobia and Spanish mackerel, but few think of them as a combined fishery. […]
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Saltwater panfish gold – Croaker, whiting are real crowd-pleasers around Edisto when the water heats up in summer
Short of watching a bobber dance before it zooms beneath the water’s surface, the feel of a weight holding tight to the bottom and a solid series of thumps is probably one of the most cherished fishing moments many of us have. […]
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Topsail’s fishy triumvirate – Learn to run the tides for Topsail’s three big inshore targets
Topsail Island first achieved notoriety in the golden age of piracy, as a favored stomping ground for such nefarious scoundrels as Blackbeard and Stede Bonnett. […]
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Cover: June 2015 (SC) – Redfish
Redfish are invading the coast, and waterways like the Santee River are packed with bream. Learn how to load the boat, no matter what species you settle on. […]
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Just jackin’ around – Want to get your string stretched by a beast? Try an amberjack on for size.
On a hot and sticky morning, Capt. Jamie Rushing of Seagate Charters launched his 21-toot center console at the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission’s public boat ramp at Wrightsville Beach and headed south toward Masonboro Inlet, getting out early to beat the crowd. […]
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Cover: June 2015 (SC)
Redfish are invading the coast, and waterways like the Santee River are packed with bream. Learn how to load the boat, no matter what species you settle on. […]