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January 22, 2026

Guide George Beckwith tries to handle tarpon with great care.

Silver Summer

Gnats gnawed any exposed skin and their bites burned like red-hot needles as they siphoned blood from arms, face, neck and backs of hands. […]

Oriental guide George Beckwith takes special care of drum, making sure to release them quickly.

Pamlico Sound’s red drum fishery stood for years among the best of any state, providing extraordinary bait-and- lure fishing for puppy drum and “old” drum, as anglers refer to small and large specimens, respectively. […]

Cover: June 2006 (SC)

South Carolina Sportsman

Do you know how to catch more redfish than the rest of the crowds? […]

Flexibility key for June bass

Davy Hite

June can be kind of an “iffy” month for South Carolina bass anglers because the weather can change things so much. […]

Gathering reliable fishing information before a trip for any species can increase an angler’s success rate and enjoyment.

‘Networking’ can boost success

Jeff Burleson

Spring is almost over, and summer officially will begin later this month.
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Terrestrial patterns such as the “hopper” (grasshopper) are extremely effective when fished near a stream bank during summer months. Crickets and ants also will work well.

Hop into summer with terrestrials

Richard Bernabe

As the weather heats up, the fly fisher should begin thinking about fishing terrestrials for trout.
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Finger mullets rigged Carolina style are a favorite bait of Capt. Rich Harris.

Flat-out Trolling

Jeff Burleson

From Tubbs Inlet at the state line with North Carolina to Ralston’s Creek below Charleston, parades of boats line estuaries and creeks, moving barely above idle speed in quest of June flounder. […]

Capt. Spencer Edmonds displays a couple of Lake Moultrie stripers.

Dam Good Fishing

Phillip Gentry

I believe every striped bass in this lake is somewhere between that island right there,“ said Lake Murray guide Terry Caulder as he pointed at Spence Island approximately 2 ½ miles in the distance. […]