Inshore Fishing
Two N.C. brothers drown in N. Myrtle Beach
Two North Carolina brothers drowned in the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway on May 9, 2021 in the N. Myrtle Beach area. […]
Inshore Fishing
Inshore
Scott Mullins’ 50-inch redfish
Scott Mullins has been catching lots of big old drum along the coast of North Carolina’s Outer Banks in 2021. […]
Inshore
South Carolina lowcountry saltwater fishing report
The early May fishing report for South Carolina’s lowcountry is full of speckled trout and redfish. […]
Inshore Fishing
N.C. anglers can donate fish carcasses to science
NCDMF’s Carcass Collection Program allows anglers to leave their fish carcasses at one of seven coastal locations to help with scientific research on certain saltwater species. […]
Inshore Fishing
Changes made to N.C. Saltwater Citation Program
North Carolina’s Saltwater Citation Program is undergoing changes, effective May 1, 2021, in the way it recognizes outstanding recreational catches. […]
Newsletters
Sheepshead fishing 101: here’s how to catch them
Catching sheepshead takes a little different technique than fishing for most other inshore species. […]
Flounder
SC flounder bill calls for hike to fishing license fees
A new flounder bill is moving its way through South Carolina’s lawmaking process. If passed, the bill will increase fishing license fees, decrease the daily creel limit, and increase the minimum size limit. […]
Newsletters
Species spotlight: redfish
Anglers enjoy catching redfish for many reasons. They reach huge sizes, and are a joy to catch. And the slot-sized onles also make a tasty meal. […]
Features
Catch Sir Walter Raleigh’s spring specks
History Roanoke Island is a speckled trout hotspot when May arrives. […]
Bass Fishing
Young anglers score big in SALTT spring tournament
The Student Angler League Tournament Trail is a fishing league made up of anglers from elementary, middle, and high school divisions for bass and redfish. […]