Fishing Hotspots
We love those whiting, the first spring panfish
The first panfish to arrive along North Carolina’s southern coast in the spring are whiting, aka sea mullet or Virginia mullet. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Fishing Hotspots
Spring spot-tails fill Georgetown’s estuaries
In April, redfish are plentiful and hungry in the Georgetown area. With plenty of baitfish moving into the area, the fish get in a feeding frenzy, making them vulnerable to live bait and artificial lures. […]
Bass Fishing
Clarks Hill stripers gang up in spring
Anglers can expect to catch a lot of stripers — including some big ones — during April on Clarks Hill Lake. The key is heading to the Clarks Hill Dam before the sun rises. […]
Crappie/Bream
Target Kerr Lake slabs on the move
Long-line trolling is the key to catching Kerr Lake’s crappie in the month of April, but you have to do it at the right speed and with the right size lures. […]
Bass Fishing
Hit the banks for High Rock bass
Stick to the shallows in April at High Rock Lake and you’ll catch your share of largemouth bass. […]
Bass Fishing
Lake James smallies stack up in clearest water
Paying attention to water clarity and wind will pay big dividends for smallmouth anglers on Lake James during April. […]
Black drum
Black drum stir in Little River estuary’s deeper waters
The Little River estuary on the North Carolina/South Carolina border is a great spot to catch springtime black drum. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Brunswick County fishing is turning on as water warms
The inshore fishing is heating up in Brunswick County’s waterways as the spring weather warms the water, drawing in gamefish. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Fast speed trolling is key to catching Lowcountry wahoo
High-speed trolling is the key to catching wahoo in South Carolina’s lowcountry this time of year. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Red drum on the move back into NC central coast’s inside waters
March is a month when anglers along North Carolina’s central coast can get a decent catch of red drum. […]