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June 21, 2026

Speckled trout have finally made a big showing along the Grand Strand, thanks to recent cold fronts.

Speckled trout finally make a big showing along Grand Strand

Over the past few weeks, most Grand Strand anglers have pointed their vessels towards places rich with king mackerel or bull reds and of course, the ever-so-famous spot that makes places like Murrell’s Inlet and Little River a permanent attraction for visitors to the Grand Strand. […]

Surf fishermen along the entire Outer Banks have been catching plenty of fish, including some big red drum and "yearlings" like this one from Ocracoke.

Big red drum highlight great week of surf, pier fishing on Outer Banks

Dan Kibler

Surf fishing on the Outer Banks has been great over the past week or so, especially for the big drum that draw so many anglers to beaches from Nags Head south to Ocracoke. […]

T.J. Jordan of Marion killed this 12-point, 190-pound buck on a tiny tract of land surrounded by the Woodbury WMA.

Woodbury WMA produces great buck — but on private land

Jeff Burleson

Ever since the 25,000-acre Woodbury WMA was first opened to public hunting in 2010, hunters from around the region have licked their chops over the chance of taking a trophy buck, long-bearded turkey or oversized hog. […]

Piedmont deer hunters are learning that changes in bear-hunting regulations have changed what they can use as bait for whitetails; throw out the molasses and salt!

Piedmont deer hunters now having to sort through the bait pile

Tony Robinson

This year, deer hunters in the Piedmont are finding themselves confused for the same reason that hunters along the coastal plain and in the mountains have been since 2007. […]

Kathy, Bob and Lynnsie McManus stand by a piece of concrete reef structure that bears the ashes, sunglasses and cell phone of husband and father Ron McManus, honored by having an artificial reef named for him.

Artificial reef off Little River is dedicated in honor of McManus

Jerry Dilsaver

The Ron McManus Memorial Reef was dedicated on Oct. 31 when the public was introduced to a piece of concrete structure that contained his ashes, his sunglasses and his ever-present cell phone that will be deposited on a site 5 miles southwest of Little River Inlet to honor a leader in community and fishing activities. […]

Nov. 1 marked the opening of delayed-harvest fishing on a handful of Upstate trout streams that have been heavily stocked by SCDNR with larger-than-average fish.

South Carolina trout fishermen ready for delayed-harvest fix in several mountain streams

Phillip Gentry

Karl Ekberg, who owns the Chattooga River Fly Shop in Mountain Rest, looked forward to this past Saturday’s opening of delayed-harvest trout fishing on a handful of Upstate streams the way a lot of hunters look forward to the opening of dove, duck or deer season. […]