Fishing
Big Oak Island reds are biting near shore
Oak Island, N.C., anglers take advantage of influx of big reds. […]
Inshore Fishing
Features
Float rigs are great for flounder fishing
When targeting flounder, don’t avoid heavy structure. Use a float rig instead to keep your rig out of trouble areas while presenting baits to doormats. […]
Black drum
Black drum are biting on the border
It’s the perfect time of year to catch black drum on the border of North and South Carolina. […]
Features
Georgetown redfish are hot to the fly
South Carolina is a southern jewels that permits anglers to chase their passion 365 days per year, from freezing Februaries to sizzling summer days. It’s those hot, August days that green-light anglers to target redfish around Georgetown, S.C., not only with traditional spinning and casting outfits, but also with fly rods and flies crafted from exotic materials. […]
Features
The reds of Roanoke Island
The first European settlement in North America is surrounded by waters that are home to plenty of redfish, and summer is a productive season to target them. North Carolina doesn’t have many natural islands other
Inshore Fishing
S.C.’s 2019 shellfish season opens Sept. 28
Shellfish season is starting a little bit early in South Carolina this year. The season starts on Sept. 28, 2019. […]
Inshore Fishing
Coastal fishing report from Southport, N.C.
The fish are getting started on their fall feeding frenzy in the Southport, N.C. area, and anglers are taking advantage of it. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Multiple species biting in Hilton Head’s lagoon
Anglers are catching trophy-sized fish in Hilton Head Islands lagoon system. […]
Inshore Fishing
Surf, inshore, offshore bite is hot in Nags Head area
The fishing has been red hot along the beaches around Nags Head, especially for redfish. But that’s not the only fish biting. Offshore anglers are having their days too. […]
Columns
Multiple species are biting in the Carolina surf
Surf fishing is heating up along both Carolina coastlines, and it will only get better as the water temperatures cool more and more. […]