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Lake of the Month: Lake Moultrie
From an above-water vantage, it all looks the same. A 60,000-bowl, Lake Moultrie has minimal visible cover, except around its edges. Beneath the surface, though, the story changes. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Freshwater Fishing
The taste of the mountains
Some mountain gamefish are prized for their fight. Hook a bass, smallmouth or largemouth, and you’re in for some exciting action. […]
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Freshwater Series: Falls of Neuse Lake
Ask most crappie fishermen when they’d rather be targeting slabs, and most all of them will say spring: March, April or May. […]
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Rewrite of freshwater fisheries regulations sail through legislature, await governor’s signature
As expected, a major rewrite of South Carolina’s freshwater fishery laws sailed through the legislature in the opening weeks of the 2012 session and was sent to Gov. Nikki Haley for her signature. […]
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Lake of the Month: Lake Wylie
Rarely do fishermen discuss Lake Wylie in the same revered terms used for other reservoirs in the Carolinas: Kerr (Buggs Island), Jordan, Santee Cooper, Clarks Hill. […]
Freshwater Fishing
More good than bad
January begins a new year and is a great month to discuss the overall condition of our lakes, especially since it seems to be very good and improving. […]
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January’s Lake of the Month: Lake Wylie
Over the past several years, Lake Wylie has become a wintertime hotspot for bass, crappie, and all three major species of catfish. It’s Carolina Sportsman’s January Lake of the Month. […]
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Alabama rig explores new bassin’ territory
Since bass pro Paul Elias won a national bass tournament in Alabama a few months ago with a revolutionary freshwater fishing lure, the “Alabama rig” has attracted extreme attention from bass fishermen across the nation. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Beat Winter Blues
During recent years, Lake Norman, a member of the Catawba River chain of lakes and Badin Lake, a member of the Yadkin River chain of lakes, have emerged as the state’s premier reservoirs for trophy blue catfish. […]
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Trout to be stocked by helicopter in Lower Saluda River
Thousands of rainbow and brown trout will be stocked in the lower Saluda River near Columbia on Tuesday (Dec. 13) using a helicopter and specialized lift bucket, the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources announced. […]