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June 6, 2026

The Congaree National Park in Richland County, along with other national parks and federal wildlife refuges, are closed until the government shutdown ends.

South Carolina national parks, refuges closed by government shutdown

All public access to wildlife refuges and national parks in South Carolina is closed due to the federal government shutdown. […]

It will cost double to register your boat in North Carolina after Oct. 1, thanks to a fee increase the state legislature passed to help dredge coastal inlets.

Boat-registration fees more than double today in North Carolina

North Carolina Sportsman

Sportsmen who visit a wildlife cooperator agent to renew the registration on their watercraft will get a big shock to their wallets. […]

Lake Wylie has been producing plenty of good catches of crappie over the past two weeks.

Bridges, docks producing nice catches for Lake Wylie crappie fishermen

Terry Madewell

The crappie fishing has perked up at Lake Wylie with the slightly cooler weather, and guide Jerry Neeley said he’s consistently catching coolers full of hefty crappie. […]

Lake Wylie has been producing stringers of nice crappie over the past week or two.

Crappie bite has been great at Lake Wylie as weather has cooled

Terry Madewell

The crappie fishing has perked up at Lake Wylie with the slightly cooler weather, and guide Jerry Neeley said he’s consistently catching coolers full of hefty crappie. […]

Rhonda Snyder dropped this 11-point buck with a crossbow on Sept. 15.

Efland woman scores on 11-point crossbow buck

Craig Holt

Rhonda Snyder of Efland is going to circle Sept. 15 and 16 on her calendar from now on. Two years ago on Sept. 16, she used her crossbow to take an 8- and 7-point bucks six minutes apart. […]

Shellcrackers and bluegill have been biting on the Wateree River; target willow trees and laydowns.

Wateree River bream bite has been excellent

Brian Cope

The bream bite is hot on the Wateree River, and Sumter’s Mike Spinks said that although shellcrackers and bluegill are keeping him busy, there is more to catching them than just tossing in a piece of bait and watching the cork go under. […]

Bull redfish have arrived at the Little River jetties over the past two weeks, and more should join the early birds soon.

Little River jetties are loaded with bull redfish

Jeff Burleson

Over the past few weeks, Mother Nature has finally brought pleasant temperatures and, most importantly, the first major wave of bull reds to the Little River jetties. […]

Paul Tsiolkas, showing off the 5.18-pound big fish from the Bassmaster Weekend Series tournament earlier this month, loves to fish up the river at High Rock Lake, and he said the bite has been great.

Go upriver for best bass fishing High Rock has to offer

Tony Garitta

More and more tournament fishermen are cashing in on the upriver bite at High Rock Lake. Some say it’s hard to beat. […]

Santee Cooper's blue catfish, like this one Carroll Tanner and Jean Robertson are showing off, are in a long period of decline that biologists attribute to the decade-long drought.

SCDNR biologists point to drought as key to decline in Santee Cooper blue catfish

Pat Robertson

The blue catfish population, which has supported a tremendous recreational and commercial fishery in the Santee Cooper lakes for almost 50 years, is in serious decline, and biologists think a near-decade long drought may be the cause. […]

Days with double-digit releases of white marlin have become commonplace for boats out of Oregon Inlet during a recent fabulous bite.

Tremendous white marlin bite moves closer to Oregon Inlet

Jerry Dilsaver

Capt. Karl Helmkamp of Fistful Sportfishing in Manteo said white marlin fishing out of Oregon Inlet continues to be extremely good. […]