Offshore Fishing Archives - Page 80 of 98

July 3, 2026

Yellowfin tuna are a frequent and welcome visitor to Crystal Coast bluewaters.

Feeling Blue?

May is an exciting month for offshore fishermen, the month they’ve been waiting for all winter, a prelude to the hot summer and one of the best months of fishing along the Crystal Coast. […]

Concrete reef balls are some of the best structures for attracting fish

Charleston 60 Reef grows with addition of 100 reef balls

Jeff Dennis

The Charleston 60 artificial reef was developed in 1992, and is a half mile square area of ocean that has since been a testing site for reef building materials. […]

Sometimes it takes tricks of the trade to pull groupers out of their holes.

Go short for groupers

Mike Marsh

The day dawned warm and calm, perfect conditions for an offshore fishing trip in springtime. […]

NCDMF biologists are expecting a tough year for spotted seatrout anglers because of a second-straight winter of massive cold-stun kills.

North Carolina’s saltwater species are trying to hold their own, but there’s some trouble in River City — especially the portions of rivers that run through inshore waters before emptying into the Atlantic Ocean. […]

Cover: April 2011 (SC)

South Carolina Sportsman

Lake Moultrie bass and bluewater dolphin are two reasons anglers have been counting down the days to April. […]

Wahoo remain the main big fish caught offshore at the Crystal Coast.

Blackfin, wahoo main Morehead catches

Craig Holt

When the weather allows it, Capt. Tony Ross of Atlantic Beach said he has good March days offshore catching wahoos and blackfin tunas for his fishing clients. […]

Anglers may keep only five black sea bass per day beginning June 1, 2011

SAFMC proposes reduction in black sea bass limits

Jerry Dilsaver

At its March meeting in St. Simons Island, Ga., the South Atlantic Fisheries Management Council (SAFMC) reviewed and voted on several measures that will affect fishermen on the east coast from Florida to North Carolina, including a reduction in the daily creel limit for black sea bass to make sure the fishery is not forced to close as it was this past winter. […]