Officials with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources have added a wrinkle to the drawing for permits for this fall’s alligator season as they look for a fourth-consecutive record harvest. […]
When the Charleston Inshore Anglers sheepshead tournament rolls around each year, the secret is out that another summer of fishing tournaments is officially under way. […]
Gary Caulk Jr., a second generation wildlife officer with the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, has been named the Conservation Officer of the Year by the Safari Club International Foundation. […]
Offshore fishing reports are going from good to great right now, especially considering that the first blue marlin was caught and released on April 19. Capt. Douglas Heaton aboard the “Blue Boy” was fishing straight out of Charleston when the blue marlin crashed a bait, and Mitchell McKenzie grabbed the rod and reeled in the early bird billfish. […]
Three National Wild Turkey Federation chapters in South Carolina received L.A. Dixon Memorial Chapter Awards during the NWTF’s 35th annual National Convention and Sport Show in Nashville, Tenn. […]
For several months, Anthony Popiel, a captain with the U.S. Coast Guard, has been saying that Oregon Inlet was shoaling so quickly it would eventually have to be closed to larger boats — despite the fact that the Merritt, a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dredge, had been working almost every day, still losing ground. […]
The Charleston 60 artificial reef was developed in 1992, and is a half mile square area of ocean that has since been a testing site for reef building materials. […]
Breann Young has only been turkey hunting a week, but it’s likely that everything is downhill from here. […]
As they met backstage this afternoon (April 17), Dean Rojas and Gerald Swindle shook hands, then gave each other a man hug. Both smiled graciously, both teared up a little. […]
As they met backstage this afternoon (April 17), Dean Rojas and Gerald Swindle shook hands, then gave each other a man hug. Both smiled graciously, both teared up a little. […]
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