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You can paint Cape Fear red this month — as in red drum
Anglers ready to test their tackle during the late-spring redfish offensive can get all the action they can stand within a 10-mile or 100-yard boat ride from Carolina Beach. […]
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Cover: June 2014 (NC)
Bluewater fishing breaks out off of Cape Lookout this month, while catfish are hungry at Lake Gaston. […]
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Chicken boats – June brings schools of dolphin close to shore for anglers out of Charleston
For anglers around South Carolina, summer fishing breaks out this month in inshore, nearshore and offshore waters, and for the angler with a taste for grilled dolphin filets, it’s prime time to find a school of these pelagic pleasures not far from the Charleston skyline. […]
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Cover: June 2014 (NC) – Freshwater
Bluewater fishing breaks out off Cape Lookout this month, while catfish are hungry at Lake Gaston. […]
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Wando tiple play – Triple up on trout, flounder and redfish in Charleston’s Wando River
“You’re gonna have to horse him out of there. Don’t give him any slack,” said Capt. Addison Rupert of Charleston’s Lowcountry Outdoor Adventures, coaching a client who was hooked up with a bull redfish around some wooden structure in the Wando River. […]
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S.C. anglers have plenty of state park fishing holes
Whether your piscatorial pursuit involves rainbow trout, largemouth bass, flathead catfish or bull redfish, South Carolina’s state parks have you covered.
Bass Fishing
Uncover Tuckertown’s bass secrets – Don’t let Tuckertown Lake’s size fool you; it fishes plenty big for largemouth bass this month
The first stop one day last May was Rick’s Restaurant in Denton. It’s a place where loggers, retirees, office workers, telephone linemen, cops, truckers and yes, fishermen, gather for the finest country breakfast in the southern half of Davidson County: scrambled eggs, ham, sausage or bacon, flapjacks, plenty of biscuits or buttered toast, jam, and waitresses who make sure to keep your mug filled with steaming coffee. […]
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Think small for big reef flounder – Small places on big reefs can mean lots of nearshore Masonboro flounder
Capt. Jamie Rushing headed offshore through Masonboro Inlet, his 21-foot boat gliding smoothly over glassy seas with his livewells full of menhaden and mullet in anticipation of a banner day. […]
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Cape Lookout’s month-long run of big bluefish is a spring joy for anglers
The water inside the hook at Cape Lookout was absolutely flat calm as the sun peeked over the dunes and around the lighthouse on a windless May morning. […]
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Cobia capers at the capes – Cape Hatteras and Cape Lookout lure anglers, as well as cobia, to their waters this month
You can’t time it by the tides, the moon, or even the calendar, but as sure as the swallows return to Capistrano, cobia will show up this month from Cape Lookout to Cape Hatteras. […]