Inshore Fishing Archives - Page 190 of 287

May 10, 2026

Redfish bite is setting Charleston waters on fire

A big mix of fish species are biting in the waters all around Charleston, but Capt. Addison Rupert said the hottest biting fish right now are the redfish. […]

Chad Marshall and Pat Boyd recently weighed in two trophy-sized trout -- 24 inches (4.5 pounds) and 27 inches (7 pounds) -- at Pawley's Island Outdoors,

The big trout have arrived on southern end of Grand Strand

Jeff Burleson

For most of the fall, diehard anglers along the southern end of the Grand Strand with their sights on a gator-sized speckled trout have come up short – until now. […]

Nice stripers have moved into the Neuse and Pamlico rivers and are feeding on schools of small menhaden.

Hungry stripers move into Neuse, Pamlico rivers

Jerry Dilsaver

Mitchell Blake of FishIBX.com said the early winter striper fishing in the Pamlico and Neuse Rivers has started off with a bang – and some big fish. […]

It's not just possible, but highly likely, that a full day of fishing in Turtle Creek near Fripp Island will produce an inshore slam of redfish, flounder and speckled trout.

Inshore slam a distinct possibility in South Carolina’s Lowcountry creeks

Brian Cope

The fall presents Lowcountry fishermen with one of the best opportunities to catch an “inshore slam” of redfish, flounder and speckled trout on the same trip, and Morgan Watt of Lady’s Island said small creeks that become isolated from incoming water during low tide are great places to do just that. […]

Guide Mark Stacy said fishermen are catching regular limits of speckled trout around Ocean Isle.

Ocean Isle speckled trout biting just about everywhere

Jerry Dilsaver

Fishing for speckled trout continues to be exceptional around Ocean Isle, and Capt Mark Stacy thinks it’s going to only get better – along with several other species. […]

The Fat Boy

Don Shoopman

Paul Brown’s Fat Boys are still kicking, slowly twitching underwater, tantalizing and catching saltwater fish after the proven soft plastic was bought in the late 2000s. […]

Black drum in North Carolina will have creel and size restrictions for the first time as of Jan. 1, 2014.

Black drum will get creel, size limits on Jan. 1.

North Carolina Sportsman

The N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission has voted to manage the recreational catch of black drum with size and creel limits that will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2014. […]

Georgetown anglers are regularly filling their coolers with redfish, speckled trout and flounder.

Inshore slam a real possibility for Georgetown anglers

Jeff Burleson

The roller-coaster weather has brought fishermen out of the woodwork in Georgetown’s inshore waters, and a fall blitz is in full swing with the big three – redfish, flounder and speckled trout – smashing live and artificial baits. […]

Fishermen in the Cape Fear area catch a mixture of Gulf kingfish (left) and Southern kingfish (right), which have brown or bronze markings.

Which whiting is which?

Mike Marsh

“Whiting” is only one of the angler’s names used for the three kingfish species, which fishermen catch in the Cape Fear River and along the rest of the North Carolina coast. […]

Guide Bryan Goodwin surveys the location and number of boats anchored up, fishing the Cape Lookout rock jetty, before he decides where he’ll fit it.

Etiquette, safety important for fishing at rocky jetty

Craig Holt

Because the Cape Lookout rock jetty attracts so many spotted seatrout and other species during the late fall, it’s a popular venue for anglers and boats —and that can cause problems. […]