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Deeper Shades of Pale
A few years ago, Dink Shull, skipper of the Storm Petrel out of Wanchese, went deep-drop fishing for blueline tilefish at the edge of the Continental Shelf. […]
Offshore Fishing
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Plan R for Redfish
Capt. Jot Owens surveyed the water and sky as clouds moving from the northwest skidded overhead. […]
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Cover: July 2007 (SC) – Offshore
No South Carolina angler is very far from Charleston’s highly aggressive redfish stocks. […]
Offshore Fishing
Spanish definitely spoken here
Saltwater fishing is seldom better than in July, with water temperatures warm enough to please all fish. […]
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Taking a Summer Sail
Nipping at the dangling teaser, the dolphin resembled a puppy chasing after someone’s coattail. […]
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Lay Down the (Door)mats
Flounder fishing is fun for a variety of reasons.
First, flounder are available in good numbers, particularly in the Charleston area — and that’s especially true during the hottest months of the year. […]
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Tagging Up with Big Reds
By the end of the Civil War, the entrance to Charleston Harbor was a mess. Numerous shipwrecks, including vessels sunk during the war, made navigation difficult — at best. […]
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Wild for Wahoo
At age 40, Capt. John Jenkins has become one of the Morehead City waterfront’s most respected offshore captains. […]
High Tides and Tall Tails
Know your macks after attacks
One of the mistakes too many anglers continue to make is confusing Spanish mackerel and small king mackerel. […]
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Yaupon Diner
The dark shape, slowly circling the live pogy suspended beneath a balloon, suddenly whirled and streaked toward the surface. […]