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October 22, 2026

The author shows off the kind of striped bass that fishermen can expect to run into if they fish the ICW near Little River in the winter.

Stripers in the ‘Ditch’ – Current and baitfish congregate winter stripers in Little River ICW

As the New Year arrives, fishermen along the Grand Strand have plenty to look forward to besides cold weather and college basketball on television, such as the striped bass that take up winter residence in the Little River section of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway. […]

Finicky biters while inshore, sheepshead drop their defenses somewhat off the beach.

Reef Madness

Brian Cope

January can be a cruel month for anglers, but for those willing to brave the weather, fishing for sheepshead on the reefs and wrecks off the Lowcountry coastline can be phenomenal. […]

Since the leaves and most of the other foliage is gone in January, hunters have to make due with what’s left and often move frequently during the hunt to keep the doves stirred up and flying.

Don’t miss the late show – There is still plenty of great wingshooting for South Carolina dove hunters this month

Phillip Gentry

Dove hunters who think the best shooting of the year is finished about the time college football starts could be missing out if those fields of September gold are forgotten. […]

The draw to hunting smaller bodies of water is the variety of ducks that can be encountered.

‘Less is more’ duck hunting – With the right approach, beaver ponds can make for great duck hunting across South Carolina

Pete Rogers

The morning mist lifted off the still water as the sun began to peek over the horizon. Soft ripples revealed a beaver returning to his lodge. […]

Guide Gus Gustafson said improvements in electronics have allowed him to better exploit Lake Norman’s crappie, including slabs like this one.

The ‘eyes’ have it! Lake Norman crappie fishery is at a high point, and winter fishing is excellent

Tony Garitta

Today’s electronic technology has made searching for crappie easier than ever before. […]

Sitting against a tree, on a bucket, in full camo, is Chuck Porter’s favorite way to take a limit of squirrels.

Calling Mr. Squirrel – January is a great month for squirrel hunters across the Palmetto State

Terry Madewell

Squirrel hunting is more than just an after-deer or offseason chance to be in the woods. For many hunters, January is the prime month to hunt one of their favored game species. […]

About 40 percent of the 19,000 trout stocked annually in the delayed-harvest section of the North Toe River are rainbows.

Toe the line – The delayed-harvest section of North Carolina’s North Toe River is a prime stretch of trout water in the winter

Tim Mead

Nestled in the mountains is one of the jewels of North Carolina trout fishing, the North Toe River, and one of the shiniest baubles as the section that flows through the town of Spruce Pine. […]

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