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July 24, 2026

Paul Cleveland of Charlotte puts the squeeze on big catfish like this flathead up and down the Yadkin River system.

Using your noodle – Pulling huge blues, flathead out of his hand-made “boxes” is Charlotte man’s joy

Tony Garitta

Paul Cleveland of Charlotte doesn’t fit the preconceptions of a guy who grabs for catfish. […]

According to Weaver, the best time to cast to a tailing redfish is in the middle of his act of acrobatics.

Heads or tails? Anglers in the Georgetown, S.C., area will choose tails in June, the first month to catch tailing redfish

Jeff Burleson

Along the South Carolina coast, June marks the real beginning of warm-season angling, and for many, the combination of warm weather and unusually high tides makes for one of the best possible scenarios. […]

Doormat flounder are common June catches along the ICW from Wrightsville Beach to Carolina Beach and into Snow’s Cut.

Flat Out Fun – It’s ‘doormat’ time for Cape Fear flounder fishermen, and docks are a good place to start

Jeff Burleson

June brings real change to inshore waters with spring coming to a close. The perfect storm brews in the creeks and sounds along southeastern North Carolina’s coast; local estuaries boom with life: floods of crabs, slurries of small fishes and shrimp and boatloads of jazzed-up gamefish, including America’s favorite fluke. […]

Clayton Crawford caught this hefty flounder while trolling a soft-plastic lure.

Flatfish formula – Flounder fishing is top-drawer in June from Charleston to McClellanville waters

Terry Madewell

One of the more desirable fish along South Carolina’s coast is the flounder, appreciated by many not only for its fight, but the quality of the fish as table fare. […]

Miss Hatteras fishes the ocean off Hatteras Island. Anglers get a lot of boat for their money.

Bottom fish on a budget – Head boats cater to Outer Banks anglers throughout the summer from several ports of call

Walter Taylor

Outer Banks anglers on a small budget can fish from the largest boats in the harbor. […]

Summer sharks are a big bonus for Lowcountry fishermen.

Toothy tug-of-war – Choose shallow or deep, big or small, and you won’t miss out on great summer action for Lowcountry sharks

John Gribb

The 24-hour news cycle hypes seemingly every shark attack anywhere in the world that maims or kills some poor soul, fanning an almost universal fear of sharks. […]

Spring and early summer stripers around Wilmington are worth the pursuit according to Capt. Stuart Caulder.

Earn your summer stripes – Post-spawn fish, returning downriver, have made Wilmington a summer striper destination

Jerry Dilsaver

A growing number of fishermen are aware of the striped bass in the Cape Fear, Northeast Cape Fear and Brunswick rivers around Wilmington during the winter, but there isn’t nearly as much recognition for those same fish as the weather and water warms from April through June. […]

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