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October 10, 2026

Capt. Ned Campbell and Capt. Danny Carey show off a big wahoo.

Wahoo biting ballyhoo rigs out of Murrells Inlet

The wahoo are biting all along the coast of South Carolina, and a group of anglers out of Murrells Inlet has had a field day with them in the past week, especially around the Winyah Scarp. […]

Getting set up correctly over a piece of structure, like The Rocks off Edisto, is made much easier by the use of a camera and color video monitor.

Add color to your marine electronic world

Brian Cope

Anglers looking for livebottom, or any type of offshore structure, know how important it is to have good electronics in finding a good fishing hole. […]

December is prime time to catch big black sea bass on nearshore livebottom of South Carolina’s coast.

Paint them black – Catch December black sea bass off South Carolina’s coast

Brian Cope

Many anglers view black sea bass as the scourge of the ocean, mainly because they are so plentiful and eager to bite when anglers are targeting different fish, but others view them as a good source of entertainment — as well as table fare. […]

Kent Raynor, Scott Pelletier, Capt. Jodie Gay, Timmy Parker, and Sgt Trevor Hanlon pose with the record king mackerel caught by Pelletier during the Championship for the North Carolina National Guard Cape Lookout Shootout Series presented by Yamaha. The fish weighed more than 68 pounds.

Record king mackerel caught during Championship for the North Carolina National Guard Cape Lookout Shootout Series presented by Yamaha

Jerry Dilsaver

When Kent Raynor lifted the big king into the Blue Water Candy on Nov 15, he and crew members Scott Pelletier, Timmy Parker and Capt. Jody Gay knew they had a fish that had a great chance to win the championship of the Cape Lookout Shootout Series. […]

Anglers pose with new South Carolina state record spinner shark, caught out of Little River.

New state record spinner shark caught out of Little River

Justin Kiser

On October 9th a group of fishermen went out of Little River on a guided charter, with the Little River Fleet, in hopes of catching a few nice sharks. […]

Greensboro angler catches limit of king mackerel – from a kayak

Jerry Dilsaver

It’s no secret that Yaupon Beach Reef (AR 425) holds a variety of fish. It is arguably the most popular of all the artificial reefs overseen and maintained by the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries, and in the past few years has attracted a new user group. […]

Filipe Balbino had to whip an inexperienced crew into shape quickly to land this 98-pound wahoo out of Carolina Beach.

Wilmington angler catches 98-pound wahoo off of Carolina Beach

Dusty Wilson

When Filipe Balbino of Wilmington gathered visiting friends and family last Saturday for a relaxing fishing trip, he wasn’t planning on doing battle with a nearly triple digit wahoo. […]

Doormat flounder are plentiful on the wrecks and reefs nearshore of Carolina and Kure Beach.

Top 4 tips to catch more flounder

Brian Cope

Take a horse-carriage tour through Wilmington and you’ll learn that no Civil War battles took place in the city; the battle for this town happened on the ocean. […]

Wahoo are among the biggest, most-vicious predators in the ocean, and they’re especially active in the fall.

The real fall brawl is wahoo fishing off North Carolina’s coast

Jason Hawkins

Tailgates. Pigskins. Orange leaves. Cool mornings. Bonfires. Hoodies. These are all signs of fall. […]

Flounder are hitting live baitfish all along the Carolina Beach shipwrecks.

Hit the shipwrecks for Carolina Beach flounder

Brian Cope

The nearshore reefs and shipwrecks out of Carolina Beach are hotspots for flounder this time of year. Capt. Dennis Barbour of Island Tackle and Hardware typically has a lot of success in those areas and Flounder aren’t the only fish biting, but he said it’s usually among the most consistent bites. […]