Newsletters
Should red snapper populations be regulated by each state?
Red snapper populations in the South Atlantic are growing bigger each year. Is it time for SAFMC to pass the management of the species to individual states? […]
Fishing
Newsletters
Bottom fishing is producing multiple species
Bottom fishing action is cranking up off the Carolina coastlines, and this video shows an example of what’s biting and how to catch them. […]
Newsletters
Species spotlight: yellowfin tuna
Yellowfin tuna are among the biggest in the tuna family, and the North Carolina and South Carolina state records were both caught in 1979. […]
Newsletters
South Carolina coastal fishing report for mid-May
As we move into the second half of May, the fishing has heated up just like the weather, and it’s expected to get even better in the coming days. […]
Cobia
GIANT sharks on the fly, plus offshore cobia, flounder
Check out this video from Life on the Water for giant sharks on the fly, cobia on light tackle, and slab flounder, all offshore of the Carolinas. […]
Crappie/Bream
It’s redbreast sunfish time in the Carolinas
Redbreast sunfish are thick in the blackwater rivers of both Carolinas. They’re a great summer target fish. […]
Fishing
Fisheries conservation group suing over shrimp-trawling effects
The N.C. Coastal Fisheries Reform Group has noted its intent to sue the NCDMF and NCDEQ over by-catch pollution from shrimp trawlers. […]
Columns
Santee offers a great June menu for anglers
Fishing action is wild throughout the Santee Cooper lakes in June, with nearly every species on a strong bite. […]
Catfish
Lake Moultrie catfish are on the move
To catch big Lake Moultrie blue and flathead catfish, try to set up an interception. […]
Features
June is flat out great for flounder fishing
June is flounder time along South Carolina’s coast, and Little River and Bulls Bay are great destinations. […]