Crappie/Bream
Santee’s shallow bream bite is as hot as it gets
Find Santee’s shallow-water bream in even the hottest weather with these tips from Father and Son Outdoors TV. […]
Fishing
Flounder
North Carolina flounder fishery being closed down
North Carolina anglers should continue fishing for flounder, but the closure is coming. It’s expected to be announced with an effective date of “on or around Sept. 4, 2019.” […]
Cobia
This week’s Outer Banks fishing report
The bull redfish showed up this week around Oregon Inlet, and that has kicked the Outer Banks fishing up a notch. […]
Bass Fishing
Randleman no longer new; bass fishing still great
Randleman Lake is one of the youngest lakes in the Carolinas, and it’s got some of the hottest bass fishing, even in the sweltering August temperatures. […]
Fishing Hotspots
NC reefs: a good, last-chance shot for big flounder
With the flounder closure an almost certainty, North Carolina anglers have defied the odds, catching plenty of quality-sized flatfish in the past several months. […]
Fishing
August has more than shark week; it’s shark month!
In the summertime, sharks of all species and sizes come inshore and nearshore of the Carolina coastlines. And anglers can catch the fish of a lifetime when hooking into one of these predators. […]
Catfish
Thermocline has Kerr cats feeding strong
When the thermocline shows up on Kerr Lake, anglers who know what to look for will find a hot catfish bite. […]
Redfish
North Carolina offshore, surf, and pier fishing report
Whether fishing from the beaches, piers, or aboard offshore boats, anglers out of Nags Head are catching plenty of fish, including a big variety of species. […]
Bass Fishing
Lake Russell’s spotted bass are biting live bait
Anglers catch plenty of spotted bass on Lake Russell in the sweltering heat of August, and the most successful anglers are fishing deep with live bait. […]
Catfish
Channel cats: targeting Santee’s ‘other’ catfish
Catfish anglers shouldn’t overlook channel cats on the Santee Cooper lakes. This impoundment holds the world record for the species, and still produces plenty of good catches. […]