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July 11, 2026

Mountain trout and the best ways to catch them will be featured at the Mountain State Fair Sept. 8 - 17.

Mountain State Fair exhibit to showcase mountain trout

A rare bird and mountain trout will be the focus of the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission’s exhibit at the Mountain State Fair, which runs from Sept. 8-17. […]

The old Hwy. 41 bridge has been removed and will become a part of the South Carolina Memorial Reef.

Old steel bridge becoming fishing reef

SCDNR News Release

Since 1939, a steel swing bridge has carried cars passing between the Francis Marion National Forest and Mount Pleasant over the Wando River. […]

Saltwater bassin’ – Try these bassin’ tactics for Carolina redfish

Phillip Gentry

Of all the pages on the calendar, September might be the best for chasing redfish, because of cooling water and more stable weather — as long as the tropics behave. With fishing in inland lakes still below average, a bass fisherman might find that an early fall trip to the coast might just scratch his fishing itch. […]

Bass make a big move this month. Learn where they go and why they go there and you'll catch your share.

How to solve September’s bass puzzle in the Carolinas

Dan Kibler

September is one of the biggest transition months for bass in the fall. You’ll catch your share if you understand where they go and why they go there. […]

Take advantage of the Carolinas’ border water bounty.

Border water bounty – Don’t forget that state-line fishing bounty

Mike Marsh

Preparing for a pleasant day of fishing on a gorgeous fall day, Patrick Kelly warmed the engine of his boat at Cricket Cove Marina near Little River, S.C., just a short run from great fishing on either side of the North Carolina-South Carolina state line. […]

Darcy Hill catches plenty of fall sheepshead on oyster and clam meat around Charleston, S.C., partly because fiddler crabs get harder to find, and partly because they’re productive baits.

Top tips for catching lowcountry sheepshead

Brian Cope

September brings cooler weather to South Carolina’s Lowcountry, and even before we feel it in the air, the fish feel it as the water temperature drops. […]

Striped bass, as well as largemouth bass, will school in the upper part of Roanoke Rapids Lake on cloudy days, giving guide Tim Biesecker plenty of topwater action.

Clouds are the bomb

Tony Garitta

Cloudy days and rain are sometimes part of heading to the lake, and guide Tim Biesecker doesn’t mind these conditions when he’s fishing North Carolina’s Roanoke Rapids Lake this month. […]

Hit bass in the grass on Lake Wateree

Pat Robertson

You’ll catch plenty of September bass on Lake Wateree if you focus on the surface vegetation that has become abundant in this midlands reservoir. […]

Lake Marion’s Sparkleberry Swamp will hold plenty of crappie this month, with fish relating to flooded cypress trees.

Tree huggers now!

Brian Cope

Early September can be a bit like August, but the nights are cooler, and that brings water temperatures down in Santee Cooper’s Sparkleberry Swamp. […]

Murrells Inlet flounder fishing really turns on in September when estuary waters cool and good numbers of fish return.

Flounder begin move to MI estuary

Jeff Burleson

Flounder are a staple up and down the Atlantic coast, and many areas along the coast of the Carolinas produce plenty of flounder, but South Carolina’s Murrells Inlet isn’t just any place for an ordinary haul. […]