Fishing Hotspots
Swift current stripers
Santee Cooper’s stripers run up the Congaree and Wateree Rivers in March, and are willing to bite in the swift current. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Black drum
OBX drumming
Anglers can catch plenty of black drum at the Outer Banks in March with these tips from Capt. Tanner Lynk. […]
Black drum
Lookout for Sheepshead, drum
Anglers can catch plenty of black drum and sheepshead in the Cape Lookout area throughout the month of February. […]
Crappie
Santee River crappiefest
Deeper holes hold the key to catching February slabs on the Santee River. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Tiny creek redfishing
Catch your share of wintertime redfish in South Carolina’s lowcountry with these tips from Capt. Stephen Flook. […]
Catfish
The Fishing Creek blues
The cold weather doesn’t slow down the blue catfish from biting on Fishing Creek for anglers using these tactics. […]
Crappie
Clarks Hill slabfest
Anglers can catch plenty of big slab crappie at Clarks Hill Lake throughout January with these tips from Shannon Suttle. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Bugging on the Davidson River
The Davidson River is a gold mine for fly-fishermen during the winter, when a variety of small midge flies will catch trout. […]
Crappie
Keowee’s transitioning crappie
As the water begins to cool down in December, Lake Keowee’s crappie move from deep brush to open water, feeding heavily. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Don’t overlook December trout
December can be one of the best months to fish for trout in Western North Carolina’s lower elevations rivers and streams. […]