Offshore Fishing
Spanish definitely spoken here
Saltwater fishing is seldom better than in July, with water temperatures warm enough to please all fish. […]
Offshore Fishing
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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. […]
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Two-Front War
It’s a terrible thing to be invaded on two fronts, especially if you’re a soldier.
However, it’s a wonderful thing if you’re a fisherman. […]
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Go Fly a Kite
If a stranger walked up to J. Gary Early Jr. and suggested that he “go fly a kite,” he would probably take it as a compliment – not an insult. […]
Featured Story
Tuna, wahoo invade bluewater
It’s hard to imagine a better time of year to go offshore for bluewater fish than early May, and Capt. Jeff Fisher of Calabash, N.C., says the action out of Little River has been fantastic this week. […]