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“Sub-Tropical” Trout
The lower Saluda River is certainly the most improbable of South Carolina’s trout streams. […]
Freshwater Fishing
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Cover: July 2007 (NC) – Freshwater
Get crankin’ for more bass this summer, especially at Kerr Lake. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Hot, dry weather affects trout
Summer 2007 in the mountains is shaping up as hot and dry. Stream levels are low, and water is crystal clear, certainly not the best conditions for trout fishing. […]
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High-Country Heaven
Noland Creek in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Swain County is typical of hundreds of prime trout streams that crisscross the park — remote, scenic and full of trout. […]
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Cover: July 2007 (SC)
Learn this technique to put plenty crappie in the boat this month. […]
Freshwater Fishing
July mayflies hatch plenty of fun
When the subject of fishing in July comes up, the thing that pops into my head is the mayfly hatch. […]
Freshwater Fishing
The bream — a fish for all ages
As a young boy, my earliest fishing memories were of catching bluegills with friends in a small pond in our neighborhood. […]
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Catching Chauga trout is a wild time
The Chauga River is nestled in the mountains of northwestern South Carolina. Long overlooked by trout fishermen in favor of its more famous and bigger brother, the Chattooga, the Chauga is quietly garnering a local reputation as top destination for feisty rainbow and trophy brown trout. […]
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Underexposed?
As the Catawba River winds its way through the Carolinas, Lake Wateree is the farthest reservoir downstream. […]
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Worth a Shot!
It’s hard not to stereotype fishing in South Carolina lakes. Certain bodies of water have earned a reputation for being top producers of certain species of fish. […]