Redfish are South Carolinas most-treasured fish, year-round residents that are always worthwhile opponents for inshore anglers. As the dogwoods begin to bloom in April, they become extremely discriminating in their food choices because of a flood of molting blue crabs that usually lasts two to three weeks. […]
There are few times of the year when anglers can stake up on a big school of reds and pull in fish until their arms get worn out, especially when live or cut bait is used. […]
Anglers who hit the water in January often say it’s easy to catch redfish, and for those with the right ingredients, it might be. Stock up with these key items, and it can be easy for you too. […]
Winter has finally shown up in the lowcountry, and because redfish don’t mind the cold, neither should anglers. It’s a great time of year to catch plenty of these fish, including some big ones. […]
With the water temperatures cooling significantly in the past week, these three lures are working great for Carolina redfish anglers. […]
September is not often described as a great fishing month, a designation usually reserved for the cooler months of October and November when fish really start putting the feed on before the serious cold weather arrives. […]
Saltwater fishermen know that July and August are the best months to chase the big spawning channel bass known as “old” red drum in Pamlico Sound. […]
Many anglers sight-fishing for redfish tend to make common mistakes because they’re too anxious about their approach. […]
Bull redfish are easy to come by in Hilton Head Island’s lagoon these days, and Capt. Stacy Garbett said the key to battling one is to keep the freshest live bait possible on your hook […]
Even though redfish spread out in the warmer months, they relate to low-tide, shallow-water flats all year because flats provide security from predators like the bottlenosed dolphin. […]
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