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Transition Zone
Typically, saltwater fishermen seek out the super salty waters of sounds and estuaries. […]
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Prime Time for Trout
October offers fantastic fishing for a variety of inshore species, but the highlight for some fishermen is what they consider the finest trout fishing of the year. […]
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Clear water means good speckled trout in Charleston area
Clear water has meant good fishing for speckled trout in the Charleston area this past week. The only part of the deal that isn’t easy is finding the clear water.
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Big redfish working Charleston Harbor jetties
All of the popular “fishing holes” around the Charleston Harbor jetties have been producing a lot of big fish over the past several weeks, but with school back in session and boat traffic far less, the action on bull redfish has been overwhelming, according to Capt. James LaVanway of Reel Fish Finder Charters. […]
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Toothy Torpedoes
Fishermen come in contact with barracudas an awful lot at the North Carolina coast. […]
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Red-dy to Fly
The Beaufort and Hilton Head areas of the Lowcountry are a redfish angler’s paradise. […]
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North Inlet fishing has turned on in past two weeks
Capt. Rod Thomas is catching the big redfish he’s supposed to be catching in mid-August, but not where he’s supposed to be catching them.
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Mixed Bag Awaits Little River Fishermen
Dog days are here, for all intent and purposes, but charter captains along the South Carolina coast can still make a day of it – if they keep an open mind. […]
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Red Drum Advisory Committee Votes to Increase Commercial Limit
In a stunning vote against conservation on July 17, the Red Drum Advisory Committee voted in favor of increasing the daily commercial trip limit 43% while keeping the recreational bag limit the same. […]
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Paint ‘em Black
During August at the southeastern N.C. coast, the heat’s usually so intense people don’t bother stopping at cafes for breakfast; they just scoop up fried eggs off the sidewalks. […]