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Charleston man lands redfish from his couch while watching football game
Why do men sometimes do things? Because they can. Put Jason Schall in that category. He caught a fish from his couch – because he could. […]
Fishing
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Winyah Bay holding plenty of bull reds
Catching bull reds is a major thrill for inshore anglers, and the Georgetown area is one of the focal points for those pursuing inshore action. […]
Bass Fishing
Time to ‘top off’ a bass
As far as just, plain enjoyment in bass fishing, I don’t know if it gets any better than topwater. […]
Bass Fishing
October back to ‘normal’
A lot has sure changed in a couple of months. From getting no rain, the lakes being low and figuring that we’d have shallow bass the rest of the year, we’re back to having plenty of rain and looking at a normal October and fall pattern. […]
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Murrells Inlet fishing great for bull reds, gray trout, flounder
Fall is a great time for catching the inshore slam of redfish, flounder and trout in Murrells Inlet waters, and Capt. J. Baisch of Fishful Thinking Guide Service has been catching bull reds about a quarter-mile off the beach, as well as flounder at the Paradise reef, trout, flounder and redfish around the jetties. […]
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Surf fishing for reds in Charleston area is taking off
Speckled trout and reds are most-often targeted by fishermen in flat-bottomed boats in skinny backwaters, but in Charleston, the bite is definitely picking up in the surf, according to Capt Ben Shealy, who guides out of the Charleston Angler in West Ashley. […]
Bass Fishing
High Rock Lake bass moving to shallow-water, fall patterns
Largemouth bass have entered their fall pattern of chasing baitfish in coves and creeks at High Rock Lake, and anglers are benefitting. […]
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Chattooga River trout bite is starting to pick up
Fly fishing can be one of the most relaxing – and rewarding – hobbies if you know where to fish. The feel of a big trout on the end of your fly rod makes the blood pump faster and gets the adrenaline flowing. […]
Flounder
Marching Orders
There are no caissons, no buglers or regimental flags. No cities have been ransacked along the way, no crops put to the torch. Still, there’s a march to the sea every autumn along South Carolina’s coastline that’s more predictable than Gen. Sherman’s little walkabout almost 150 years ago. […]
Inshore Fishing
Right on the Spot!
A crisp wind out of the northeast forced dozens of anglers standing along the wooden rails to cinch down the hoods of their jackets, raincoats and sweatshirts. […]