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June 25, 2026

Mountain Gem

The sky was gray during a mild January day last year, as Tracy Adams launched his bass boat at W. Kerr Scott Lake near Wilkesboro. […]

If baitfish schools are plentiful, and that usually means menhaden, striped bass sometimes will come close enough to the shore that Outer Banks surf anglers can tangle with them.

Winter Stripers

Bob Goldstein

Gary Dubiel of Spec Fever Guide Service has been featured by PBS, ESPN and Discovery Europe television channels. […]

Down South, Down Under

Jerry Dilsaver

Fishing offshore during the winter is different. It’s a lot of fun, but it requires more preparation than other times of the year. […]

Cover: January 2008 (SC) – Fishing

South Carolina Sportsman

You can troll your way to a healthy haul of speckled trout this month. […]

A good vise is the first thing any prospective fly-tier should consider when thinking about taking the plunge into tying your own trout flies, bass poppers or redfish streamers.

Good gear is fly-tier’s No. 1 need

Phillip Gentry

At some time during the frozen doldrums of mid-winter, when most anglers are merely trying to maintain dominion over their sanity, the ardent fly fisherman takes up fly-tying. […]

Boat shows and fishing shows offer an opportunity for fishermen not only to find good deals on marine and fishing equipment, but also to sit in on seminars give by top-notch guides and fishing pros.

Show time is prime time to shop

Davy Hite

I joke that my wife shops all year, while I shop in January and February. […]

The care with which saltwater fishermen handle redfish they intend to release will make a huge difference in whether or not the species flourishes, merely holds its own or declines in the future.

Redfish: Let’s handle with care

Jeff Dennis

If you’ve been living along the coast for the past few decades, you have been witness to the steady, incoming current that is bringing more people, more boats and loads more fishing pressure. […]

Darryl Smith of Rock Hill has put his clients on 17 world record fish — most of them line-class, youth or age-group — since he started concentrating on catching big flathead, blue and channel catfish.

There was a time when Rock Hill’s Darryl Smith was a true sportsman and guide for all seasons. He guided deer and turkey hunters, bass and striper fishermen, and he was about as versatile a guide as you could find. […]

It’s No Bull

Jeff Dennis

Capt. Todd Stamps had just returned from a trip to Brazil for peacock bass and black piranha, armed with a pocketful of TBS jigs manufactured by a fishing buddy of his in Florida. […]

The winter fishery for bluefin tuna is a vital part of the coastal economy of North Carolina.

Bluefin Tuna Meeting Scheduled for Dec. 18 in Morehead City

From News Reports

Commercial and recreational anglers are invited to attend a public meeting in Morehead City to discuss the upcoming Atlantic Bluefin tuna fishery. […]