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Big bluefish arrive off Cape Lookout this month
Target big, chopper blues of Cape Lookout in April, and make sure your gear is up to the task. […]
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Warming Grand Strand inlets fill up with flounder
Spring flounder fishing kicks off in April along Grand Strand […]
Crappie/Bream
Russell guide has two tactics for April crappie
There are two excellent tactics for crappie in April on South Carolina’s Lake Russell, according to guide Wendell Wilson of Elberton, Ga. — one for numbers and one for quality. […]
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Smallmouth in shallow water at Lake James
April is a great month for catching smallmouth bass at Lake James, and a variety of lures are working, especially in shallow water and along ledges. […]
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Shearon Harris bass biting along shorelines
Bass at Shearon Harris Lake don’t have near the amount of vegetation they once had, so this month, just head to the shorelines and you’ll find them. […]
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Beat those bushes for High Rock Lake bass
When the water heats up in April, urging bass to migrate to the shallows to spawn, many fishermen resort to sight-fishing for bedding bass — unless they’re fishing North Carolina’s High Rock Lake. […]
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Blackwater bass on the Waccamaw River
When the landscape transforms into its spring wardrobe and turkeys are gobbling in the background, it’s a surefire message to anglers that largemouth bass are chomping on the lower Waccamaw River. […]
Crappie/Bream
Lake Norman crappie are moving shallow
Guide Gus Gustafson of Lake Norman Ventures said March is the best or second-best month for crappie at North Carolina’s Lake Norman. […]
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Grand Strand tuna starts saltwater’s March madness
Offshore anglers fishing out of South Carolina’s Grand Strand will find plenty of fish active in March, including blackfin tuna. […]
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Santee River shad can test an angler’s mettle
Capt. Joel Campbell of Charleston Gigging has caught untold numbers of saltwater giants, but this month, he loves catching Santee River shad. […]