Fall brings about a lot of changes around the Lowcountry. Hunters are in their tree stands, oyster roasts are in their final stages and, according to Capt. Mike Able of Charleston’s Able Minded Charters, the inshore fishing is starting to really get good. […]
Before stepping into a stream and making my first cast, I pause for a minute or two and study the stream, looking for breaks in the stream flow, pockets of slow water next to rushing water, plunge pools, and other places where trout are likely to be. It’s called reading the water, something every good trout fisher does. […]
The fishing action on the Santee Cooper lakes takes a turn for the better this month. The action may not be smoking-hot on every species, but the general trend is toward improved fishing for most. […]
Fall won’t arrive for a couple more days, but fall fishing is approaching wide open in the waters around Wrightsville Beach. […]
Summer crowds are gone and Upstate lakes all but deserted, plus, the heat has broken and many outdoorsman and swapped out rods and reels for deer-hunting. […]
Largemouth fishing is tough right now at the three premier bass lakes around the Raleigh-Durham area — Jordan, Shearon Harris and Falls of the Neuse – but the bite should pick up as soon as water temperatures start to drop, according to guide Jeff Thomas of Broadway. […]
Between Cape Fear and the Grand Strand would look like without the vicious striped cousin of the king mackerel. […]
September is a perfect on-the-water month in the Lowcountry. In fact, it is just about perfect everywhere in September. […]
I’ll be the first to admit it; I get fired up when I think about September arriving. In the South, we have to struggle through the dog days of summer, and I look forward to September — and not just because football season will be here. […]
Speckled trout and redfish are hitting a variety of topwater lures in the New River between Jacksonville and Sneads Ferry. […]
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