Saltwater Series: North Inlet
North Inlet is a little off the beaten path — if water can be beaten — but most South Carolina fishermen know how to find it. […]
North Inlet is a little off the beaten path — if water can be beaten — but most South Carolina fishermen know how to find it. […]
After anchoring up in one of his favorite fishing holes in Charleston Harbor, Capt. Rick Hiott set about baiting and fan-casting rods around the stern of his center-console boat. […]
Summers in the Lowcountry are plagued with biting insects, high humidity and scorching temperatures; not to mention afternoon thunderstorms that pop up out of nowhere.
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The Bogue Inlet rocks (Keypost rocks) and Bogue Inlet artificial reef are in much deeper water than the places most flounder anglers go to find fish. […]
The seafood special of the month has to be the forked-tailed Spanish mackerel armada that infiltrates both the nearshore and inshore waters. […]
The coastal saltwater gamefish status bill, HB 353, didn’t pass the June 9 crossover date to be considered in the second portion of the 2011 session of the North Carolina General Assembly. […]
A mistake in paperwork by the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries will delay the opening of the recreational season for speckled trout by one day to Thursday, June 16. […]
The Charleston Harbor area is arguably the center of South Carolina’s coastal fishery, and in more ways that just geography. […]
North Carolina needs a game-fish-status bill to protect red drum, spotted seatrout and striped bass from commercial netting for many reasons, but among the most-important reasons for passage of House Bill 353 is that it would be a boon to the state’s economy, supporters say. […]
Summer brings beach vacations as North Carolina residents and out-of-state visitors descend upon the state’s coastal regions in search of cooling breezes and good fishing. […]
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