Clear water is the key to catching Baldhead Island drum Redfish in a variety of sizes are biting in many of North Carolina’s backwaters. Gaylynn Perry, Jordan Reid, and Sean Perry, all of Statesville, took […]
Anglers are catching a big variety of species along the South Carolina coastline, including mackerel, redfish, spadefish, cobia, and trout. […]
North Carolina’s coastal anglers are reporting big catches of a variety of fish offshore, nearshore, and inshore. Here’s what’s biting right now. […]
North Carolina’s flounder harvesting season will close in late August, and won’t open again until the summer or fall of 2020. […]
You’ll catch plenty of flounder in North Carolina’s waterways if you follow these tips from a local guide. […]
Gigging is an often-overlooked past-time that offers many benefits to anglers. A moonless night, plenty of boat lights and flounder are a June treasure. […]
Removing the backbone of a flounder is the perfect way to prepare the fish for stuffing. And it’s easier than it sounds if you follow these steps. […]
The good weather that comes with May also brings excellent flounder fishing to Little River on the North Carolina-South Carolina border. […]
October was a big transition month for saltwater fishing in the Carolinas, and by November, the water and air temperatures have cooled off considerably, but those aren’t the only changes.
If you Google “Wade fishing for flounder,” you’ll get a bunch of YouTube videos from Texas, Louisiana and other spots along the Gulf Coast. On the East coast, wading is much more of a personal preference than an advantage, especially in South Carolina, because of the amount of water that ebbs and flows between tide cycles and that sticky stuff that’s been rumored to hold the world together: plough mud.
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