Inshore Fishing
Catching reds and specks in cold water
Redfish and speckled trout slow down during cold weather, but they’ll still eat just fine. Catch your share in cold water with these tips. […]
Inshore Fishing
Redfish
Don’t put too much pressure on a school of winter reds
There are few times of the year when anglers can stake up on a big school of reds and pull in fish until their arms get worn out, especially when live or cut bait is used. […]
Inshore Fishing
Make practice a habit – Keep learning better ways to fish from a kayak
My high-school basketball coach, David Riggins, always avoided the old cliché that “Practice Makes Perfect.” […]
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This 1 tip will put more winter redfish in your boat
Soft plastic lures are great redfish baits, whether fished under a popping cork or on their own. […]
High Tides and Tall Tails
Be careful on winter fishing trips
Winter fishing, especially late in the winter once the days start warming, can be some of the best and most fun of the year, plus, you are ready to shake off winter and get outside. […]
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Catch more schooling redfish with these tips
Redfish are traveling in schools in the Charleston area, and anglers are finding them willing to bite as long as the fish don’t feel too crowded, and as long as the anglers have more patience than normal. […]
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Mixing it up – The waters north of North Carolina’s Bald Head Island are a winter inshore hot spot
Running through the Basin and Second Bay to the creeks beyond Buzzard Bay, Christian Wolfe of Seahawk Inshore Charters weaved his bay boat around submerged mud and oyster rocks and through marsh islands like there were highway markers and a dotted center-line. […]
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Don’t aim too low – Low tide isn’t the only tide to target winter redfish around Georgetown
When February rolls around in South Carolina’s tidal marshes, the pressure is on for redfish. With groceries scarce and hundreds of anglers ready to rip some lips, they become easy targets for those using the correct tactics. […]
Inshore Fishing
Take care after dark – Winter kayak trips can be great, but be safe
It is winter. It is cold. Fishing is likely not the first activity that comes to mind. Fishing from a kayak is likely a step or two below that on the list. […]
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Fish sometimes bite popping corks; this one is ready for them
If you’ve spent much time fishing with a popping cork, it’s happened to you. You’re fishing along, popping your wrist to make that popping cork create just the right sound, pausing in between, letting the lure under your popping cork settle before popping it again. […]
