Fishing Hotspots
May is big-fish time for Lake Rhodhiss stripers
The best fishing for Lake Rhodhiss stripers takes place in May before the summer recreational traffic breaks loose. […]
Fishing
Bass Fishing
Late May cranking for Tuckertown Lake bass
Bass fishing on North Carolina’s Tuckertown Lake in May involves two phases: a slow one early in the month and an explosive one later on. […]
Columns
May is unmatched for Santee Cooper bream
May is an outstanding month for fishing on the Santee Cooper lakes, but the bream fishing is off the charts in popularity and productivity. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Winyah Bay rocks are May sheepshead paradise
By May, those South Carolina anglers looking for a cooler full of sheepshead can’t go wrong on a trip to the rock jetties outside Winyah Bay. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Big drum move in around Hatteras, OBX inlets
May marks the return of big red drum in a big way to the nearshore waters of North Carolina’s Hatteras Island after the winter’s offshore respite. […]
Fishing
Deep-hole shrimp are on May’s menu in South Carolina
South Carolina’s annual shrimp-baiting season doesn’t open until the fall, but shrimping without bait begins on May 1. May is a great time for deep-hole shrimping. […]
Mountain Trout
N.C.’s Delayed Harvest trout water open June 1
Youth anglers will get first crack at North Carolina’s Delayed Harvest trout waters. The season, which opens June 1, includes a morning session set aside for those 17-years-old and younger. […]
Fishing
Outdoor recreation workshops offered throughout June at Pechmann Center
The John E. Pechmann Fishing Education Center is hosting several outdoor recreation workshops throughout the month of June. […]
Cobia
Cape Lookout cobia make their annual visit in May
May is the best month to find cobia concentrated in nearshore waters, especially those around Cape Lookout. […]
Bass Fishing
Postspawn bass are top targets at Lake Wateree
May is the time of year to catch lots of largemouth bass, including some big ones, on South Carolina’s Lake Wateree, according to angler Dearal Rodgers. […]