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SPRO Baby Fat John 50

SPRO recently introduced the newest addition to the Little John family of crankbaits, the Baby Fat John 50. […]

Guide Buster Rush shows off the kind of stringer of crappie he expects to catch on any May trip to Fishing Creek Lake.

Little big lake – Fishing Creek Lake fishes big when it comes to great crappie action

Fishing Creek Lake is a relatively small body of water, approximately 3,000 acres, downstream from Lake Wylie and upstream from Lake Wateree on the Catawba River chain. […]

Fishermen who learn and understand how to fish a highlands reservoir have a good opportunity to catch huge bass.

Hawg hangout – The spring spawn offers fishermen their best chance of the year at doing battle with a big Lake Jocassee bass

Phillip Gentry

For more than 20 year Monty McGuffin of Westminster has been prowling the woods and waters of the Upstate and beyond as host of The Carolina Outdoorsman television Show. […]

Guide Brad Taylor mines Lake Murray’s depths this month for a lot of big, bragging-sized shellcrackers.

Shellcracker game at Lake Murray

Terry Madewell

Perhaps the most underrated and overlooked fisheries at Lake Murray is the shellcracker. […]

Capt. Tom Siwarski can hardly wait for spring fishing to take off in the Charleston area, especially for redfish.

Charleston spring break – With bait flooding inshore waters, Charleston’s redfish are ready to pack on some pounds

Jeff Burleson

All kinds of changes take place for redfish and the anglers target them when spring arrives in the Charleston area. […]

Lake Tillery holds one of the best populations of shellcrackers of any large lake in North Carolina.

It’s time to box up Lake Tillery’s ’crackers

Tony Garitta

Rusty and Rosco Bowers of Albemarle got hooked on fishing during their high-school years, but not in the manner conceived by the tackle industry’s “Hooked on Fishing” program. […]

Big Spanish mackerel are frequent visitors to the nearshore waters off the Grand Strand, especially out of Murrells Inlet.

The Spanish mackerel derby will be off and running this month out of Murrells Inlet

Jeff Burleson

May, the fifth month, is the true beginning of warm weather in South Carolina. It’s May Day, with flowers blooming and new life erupting across the state, for horse-racing fans, it’s the Kentucky Derby. […]

Josh Hooks puts a big Shearon Harris bass into his boat. Even though the spawn is largely over, Harris bass still tend to be chubs.

Lunker city

Craig Holt

Ask a Triangle-area bass fisherman what North Carolina lake he’d fish if he had one day on earth to throw a Texas-rigged worm, and nine of 10 probably would choose the smallest major impoundment within driving distance of Raleigh. […]

The Broad River and Port Royal Sound may hold more cobia in May and June than any other fishing destination, perhaps in the world.

Cobia combination

John Gribb

The Broad River and springtime cobia are subjects so intertwined that fishermen rarely reference one without mentioning the other. […]

Brian Shinn lifts a hefty Tuckertown Lake largemouth bass.

Uncover Tuckertown’s bass secrets – Don’t let Tuckertown Lake’s size fool you; it fishes plenty big for largemouth bass this month

Craig Holt

The first stop one day last May was Rick’s Restaurant in Denton. It’s a place where loggers, retirees, office workers, telephone linemen, cops, truckers and yes, fishermen, gather for the finest country breakfast in the southern half of Davidson County: scrambled eggs, ham, sausage or bacon, flapjacks, plenty of biscuits or buttered toast, jam, and waitresses who make sure to keep your mug filled with steaming coffee. […]