On July 4, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission invites anglers and would-be anglers of all ages to go fishing — for free. From 12 a.m. until 11:59 p.m., everyone in North Carolina — resident and non-residents alike — can fish in any public body of water, including coastal waters, without purchasing a fishing license or additional trout fishing privilege. […]
South Carolinians can breathe a sigh of relief: fresh, locally caught shrimp could soon be returning to coastal docks. […]
Sporting his Phantom Outdoors cap from the Summerville-based outdoor apparel company, Patrick Walters of Ladson smiled as he hoisted the biggest trophy yet of his fishing career after winning the Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Central Open on Louisiana’s Red River over this past weekend. […]
Fender Bender made it a close call today after bringing in a big blue marlin to the scales of the 2018 Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament on the final day of the show, vaulting into second place with a 514-pound fish. Honey Hush held on to the top spot, winning the tournament with their 518.5 pounder. […]
At the end of the fifth day of competition in the 2018 Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament, the top three spots remain unchanged from day three. No blue marlin were caught on day four, and although one was weighed on day five, it failed to qualify due to being underweight. […]
Carolina Sportsman’s website will be down Sunday night, June 17, for scheduled server maintenance. […]
A Dare County man was sentenced last week to seven days in jail and fined more than $2,500 after pleading guilty to 10 misdemeanors relating to two incidents over a period of 11 days last December in which he confronted and threatened four hunters in a lake in the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge in Hyde County. […]
Rare Breed, a boat based in Sullivan’s Island, S.C., marched into third place on Wednesday in the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament, with a 400.4-pound blue marlin caught after a 32-minute battle by 16-year-old angler E.J. Nettles of Charleston, S.C. […]
As hunters, we all know the downfalls of having coyotes in the Carolinas. It’s a well-accepted fact by the SCDNR, the NCWRC, and hunters and landowners that coyotes have had a negative impact on deer and turkey numbers across both states, as well as the entire southeast. […]
Two blue mariln were brought to the scales on Tuesday’s second day of the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament, and a 518.5-pound fish leads the six-day tournament. […]
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