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Angler wins $8300 for 10.25-pound speckled trout
Richard Gilligan won $8300 in the Chasin’ Tails Outdoors Bait & Tackle 13th Annual Speckled Trout Challenge for his 10.25-pound speckled trout he caught on Dec. 1, 2020. […]
Inshore Fishing
Features
Flush out river reds in Georgetown, S.C., waters
SPRING brings anglers and outdoor lovers out of hiding, and when the warm breezes roll in, there’s nothing better than cashing in on great fishing along the Carolina coast. […]
Features
Get tied up in fly-tying
Homemade flies will catch plenty of fish and leave you with a special sense of accomplishment. […]
Fishing Hotspots
New River specks beginning to stir
Fishing in inshore waters begins to awaken along North Carolina’s central coast this month, especially for spotted seatrout. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Nearshore reefs out of Murrells Inlet hold plenty of late-winter sheepshead
Early spring is a unique time for saltwater anglers; there is always something to do to get a tug on the end of the rod and to bring fish back home for dinner. […]
Inshore Fishing
Fishing captains treat terminally ill youth to great fishing
Terminally ill cancer patient Collin Roberts made a wish to the Benefit4Kids Foundation. He wanted to experience some great saltwater fishing. These four charter captains helped make it happen. […]
Events & Announcements
NCDMF asks anglers to report cold stunned seatrout
If you see a spotted seatrout cold stun event while on the water, the NCDMF would like to know about it. […]
Flounder
Why don’t we stock our waters with flounder?
It seems like a simple solution to increase flounder numbers, but it isn’t Southern flounder numbers are on the decline — not just in waters off the Carolina coastlines, but throughout the entire southeastern region. […]
Flounder
Changes are coming to S.C. flounder regulations
SCDNR is proposing several changes to the flounder regulations in South Carolina waters. […]
Fishing Hotspots
SC’s ICW holds plenty of February reds
Every month can bring fantastic fishing in some areas along the coast of the Carolinas for some species, but it will be hard to argue with the No. 1 inshore target in February. […]