Fishing Archives - Page 735 of 1026

April 24, 2024

Kayak fishermen catching big drum, kings, Spanish around Yaupon Reef

A growing number of large red drum are showing up around nearshore artificial reefs, especially off the coast of Brunswick County. […]

Fall bass action on Lookout Shoals Lake ready to take off

Craig Holt

Bass fishing at Lookout Shoals Lake has been steady, but the best action of the fall is just around the corner, according to Andy Fox of Fishers of Men Guide Service. […]

North vs. South

Phillip Gentry

It’s not exactly a civil war, but if you’re headed to Edisto Island to catch redfish this fall, you need to decide which side you’re on. The North Edisto and South Edisto rivers, they’re similar only by name. They fish as different as night and day. […]

Tarpon fishing excellent in Georgetown-area waters

Terry Madewell

When Capt. Steve Roff says conditions are looking good in the Georgetown area for a tarpon bite, get ready to hold tight to a rod. […]

Kings, flounder visiting Oak Island Pier regularly

Jerry Dilsaver

The fall fishing from the Oak Island piers is expected to be good, and those expectations are being met. From flounder to king mackerel, the bite is on, and fishing is good. […]

‘McClellanville Slam’ a real possibility in Cape Romain, Bulls Bay waters

Jeff Burleson

Fall finally arrived at Cape Romain’s after one final heat wave blew through last month. The best inshore angling of the year is finally here in these pristine, oyster-infested waters. […]

Changing weather pushing Jordan Lake bass in and out of shallow water

Craig Holt

With changeable weather currently playing a capricious role in bass fishing at Jordan Lake, guide Jamie Olive of New Hill said there’s a way to defeat its effects on largemouths. […]

Time to ‘run with the bulls’ in Charleston Harbor

Phillip Gentry

People weren’t exactly lining the streets, but the two college students, the lovely young lady and the “Reel Fishhead” were just as excited as they made their way through the waters of Charleston Harbor to do a uniquely southern version of running with the bulls. […]