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July 1, 2026

Despite all the changes Lake Murray has seen over the years, the good old days of bass fish for Doug Lown are now.

Postspawn Blues

Change affects everything, and bass fishing is certainly no exception. You can often tell the age of a long-time Lake Murray bass fisherman based on what factors he considers to describe the “good old days.” […]

Yellowfin tuna are a frequent and welcome visitor to Crystal Coast bluewaters.

Feeling Blue?

Richard Andrews

May is an exciting month for offshore fishermen, the month they’ve been waiting for all winter, a prelude to the hot summer and one of the best months of fishing along the Crystal Coast. […]

Their northward migration brings cobia along the Outer Banks in late spring.

Ready, Aim, Cast!

Mike Zlotnick

West of the Mississippi, much of the big-game hunting is visually oriented. Hunters are mobile, game is spotted, stalked and, if all works out, the exercise ends in a harvest. […]

This speckled trout made a fatal mistake — biting Danny Rourk’s topwater bait fished along the shoreline of Parris Island in the Beaufort River.

Saltwater Series: Beaufort River

Dan Kibler

When the month of May and the area around Beaufort are spoken in the same sentence with the word “fishing,” one other word generally follows: cobia. […]

Keeping focus on the water can greatly increase bass fishing success

Dustin Wilks

Mental focus can make or break your day on the water. […]

The Oregon Inlet charter fishing fleet could find navigating the inlet a little tricky if funding for continued dredging is not obtained.

Oregon Inlet sidesteps closure – for now

Jerry Dilsaver

For several months, Anthony Popiel, a captain with the U.S. Coast Guard, has been saying that Oregon Inlet was shoaling so quickly it would eventually have to be closed to larger boats — despite the fact that the Merritt, a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dredge, had been working almost every day, still losing ground. […]