Inshore Fishing
It’s tarpon time in S.C. waters
More than any other month, August is the time to try for tarpon in South Carolina’s coastal waters. […]
Inshore Fishing
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Flat-Out Hot Flounder
Murrells Inlet, nestled within the heart of the Waccamaw Neck, first became well-known for the successful cultivation of rice within its marshes through the 19th and into the early 20th centuries. […]
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Double Play on Sharks
A day-lighter? For many of us, the first one was compliments of Peter Benchley’s movie Jaws. […]
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Spanish Fly
Spanish mackerel visit South Carolina’s nearshore and inshore waters during the summer, and you can almost “bank” a few each trip in July. […]
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Tail Gunners
It’s sort of a personal thing.
It’s a point guard trying to beat his defender off the dribble, a cornerback trying to stay inside the jersey of the wide receiver he’s covering, a hunter in full camo with his back up against an oak tree, trying to lure a lovesick gobbler into shotgun range. […]
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Bald Head bays crackle with topwater reds
The marshes between Bald Head Island and the Federal Point Wildlife Ramp (Fort Fisher) provide a hot location for topwater red drum fishing this summer. […]
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Spadefish don’t show on top, but still cover up Capers Reef
Catching spadefish around Capers Reef off Charleston has been easy the past six weeks for Capt. Tom Siwarski of Carolina Aero Marine Adventures. […]
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Lower Neuse, Pamlico offer variety of fish
Anglers can have fun with three main species of sportfish in the Pamlico Sound now that summer has arrived in the Carolinas. […]
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Fishermen in boats can enjoy
Capt. Rick Hiott of Charleston enjoyed a nice fishing trip this past Wednesday – one he won’t get the chance to repeat much longer.
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