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Aces of Spades
Too lazy to get up at the crack of dawn to go fishing? Think you need to go to the Gulf Stream to catch the hardest-fighting fish in the ocean? […]
Inshore Fishing
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Saltwater Series: Atlantic Beach
Atlantic Beach and Morehead City have been favorite fishing destinations for many North Carolina fishermen for many years. Atlantic Beach is the eastern end of Bogue Banks and has an ocean beach, while Morehead City is located across the Intracoastal Waterway and Bogue Sound on the mainland. […]
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Saltwater Series: Atlantic Beach
Atlantic Beach and Morehead City have been favorite fishing destinations for many North Carolina fishermen for many years. […]
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A Bridge Not Too Far
Jeff Wolfe smiled as he slowly motored the quarter-mile from the boat ramp at Snow’s Cut below US 421 to the supports of the bridge spanning the waterway. […]
Gamefish Bill
Legislative study committee created to reorganize saltwater management
As promised by game-fish bill sponsor Darrell McCormick (R-Iredell, Surry, Yadkin), HB 353 might not have survived the crossover deadline, but a major study of how saltwater resources are managed was the outcome of extreme opposition to the bill. […]
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Spanish, flounder, sheepshead fishing sizzling at Crystal Coast
Inshore anglers are having a good time catching Spanish mackerel, flounder and sheepshead at the Crystal Coast. […]
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Georgetown Inshore Action Comes Alive
Captain Fred Rourk of Sweet Tea Charters in Georgetown (843-241-4767) says that June is when the redfish and flounder are eating good, and what’s left of the trout too. […]
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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. […]
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B’s in Your Bonnet
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. […]
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‘Slam’ the Broad River
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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