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King Killers
At 5:18 p.m. on Sept. 22, fall finally arrived on the calendar. It also kicked off some spectacular king mackerel fishing in the inshore and nearshore waters around Little River Inlet. […]
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Freshwater Fishing
Fall is prime time for browns, brookies
In September, autumn eases into the mountains in muted colors: dull reds and yellows of sourwood, dogwood, and sumac. […]
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Shrimp Central
South Carolina’s shrimp-baiting season began its 60-day run at noon on Sept. 11, so the season is in full swing already. […]
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Dock of the Day
When the leaves start to change colors, Jerry Neeley and Ed Duke start to change fishing tactics. […]
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Lake Norman catfish fit for September
Lake Norman may not be the best place to fish for largemouth bass right now, but if you’re into catching big catfish, it’s the place to be. […]
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September time for spotting sails
Capt. Bill Dillon of the Beagle, a 62-foot sportfisherman docked at the Capt. Stacy Fishing Center at Atlantic Beach, has one word for September saltwater ocean anglers — sailfish. […]
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Lake James a hot spot when it turns cooler
Anglers seeking relief from the last hot days of summer — and looking for a decent freshwater fish bite since most largemouth angling in Piedmont will be slow — couldn’t find a better spot than Lake James, a Catawba River system lake near Asheville. […]
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Great redfish season continues in Charleston waters
Fishermen along South Carolina’s coastline have been bragging all year about how great the fishing for redfish has been. […]
Bass Fishing
Triple threat: catch these 3 species of bass on W. Kerr Scott Reservoir
Good things often happen in threes at many sporting events. […]
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