Summertime brings about a lot of traditions, and fishing for catfish at night is one of them. This time of year, there’s no better place to land a lunker cat than Lake Wylie. […]
Drifting slowly through Marion County along the oil-black vein known as the Lumber River, swollen cypress trees line its banks draped with gray beards of Spanish moss. […]
Like most panfish, fishing for redbreast sunfish is a light-duty affair. Four-pound test monofilament on a 5-foot spinning or spincasting outfit is plenty of backbone for sunfish that rarely push a pound. […]
It’s hard enough to catch a trophy striped bass these days to risk ruining the trophy with poor handling. […]
In 2003, Troy Roberson, a former Jordan Lake State Park ranger, founded the fishing-guide service Striper Sniper Adventures. […]
Fishing may slow on some lakes because of the intense August heat, but that’s not the case at Lake Wateree. […]
Novice bowfishermen often start out small once they give the sport a try before investing more time and money. […]
Across the country, striped bass are known for their propensity for cold water, their ability to survive — even flourish — in water that would put most fish into shock. […]
Many bowfishermen take pride in the knowledge that although mudfish, carp and gar are designated as “trash fish”, efforts are made to not let them go to waste. […]
State regulations pertaining to bowfishing prohibit the taking of any freshwater gamefish. Certain non-game species, typically referred to as “trash fish”, are the quarry of the bowfishing public. […]
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