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October 3, 2026

Cover: August 2007 (SC) – Fishing

South Carolina Sportsman

Get your feet wet to catch more redfish this month. […]

Canoe fishing can be as spartan or as you can stand, or you can make easy alternations that will turn your craft into a comfortable fishing vessel.

Make a canoe comfy? No sweat

Richard Bernabe

Fishing from a canoe has many advantages over motorized boats. […]

After dark on a summer night, bass, especially great big ones, will be much more active than they are during the daytime. In addition, they will often move up out of the extremely deep water where they spend most of their time.

August bass get right at night

Davy Hite

I can’t speak for every fisherman, but August is not a month I look forward to. It’s hot. Hot. HOT. […]

Deanne Huebner shows off a 3-1/2-pound flounder caught in the Carolina Lady Anglers Club’s annual “Fishing for a Cure” tournament. She was the winner of the flounder division in 2006.

It’s a real “girl thing” for CLA

Jeff Dennis

This Lowcountry fishing club isn’t unique because it promotes the sport of fishing, but because of its all-female membership. […]

Fishermen will find plenty of room for backcasts with their fly rods on the lower Saluda, with both pools and pocket water available.

“Sub-Tropical” Trout

Richard Bernabe

The lower Saluda River is certainly the most improbable of South Carolina’s trout streams. […]

King mackerel will congregate around any structure that will hold bait between the beach and 60 to 70 feet of water. Quality charts are a must for fishermen who are new to the king mackerel game.

Holstering Silver Bullets

Walt Rhodes

Some people head to Las Vegas for fast action, while others head to the nearest NASCAR oval. […]

Larry Whatley shows off a fine redfish he caught in the marshes around Georgetown. Fishermen usiyng spinning tackle and fly rods are both well-equipped to do battle with redfish that push up on the flats in high tidal stages.

Knee Deep in Reds

Walt Rhodes

If you have ever seen a sailboat under full sail pass in front of a setting sun, then you have seen the sight that was in front of me. […]

Prospecting tide lines has been key for Bulls Bay trout

Dan Kibler

Prospecting and striking it rich. That’s what Capt. Todd Stamps of MyFish Guide Service in Charleston has been doing the past week around the Bulls Bay area – and he’s been rewarded with some fine catches of spotted sea trout.
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Stock status reports are based on reproduction and growth rates. Grouper are some of the slowest growing and maturing fish and have been classified as a species of concern, while dolphin are rapid growing and the stock remains healthy.

N.C. Releases 2007 Stock Status Report

From News Reports

MOREHEAD CITY – A 2007 stock status report released at the end of June shows changes to the status of some species based on new definitions for different categories describing the health of fish and shellfish populations in North Carolina coastal waters. […]