Fishing
Fishing in the age of COVID-19
Even in the face of a worldwide pandemic, fishing is still a great past time. But we’ll all lost the privilege if a few refuse to follow social distancing guidelines. […]
Newsletters
Bass Fishing
Corps of Engineers cancels Kerr Lake tournaments
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has canceled fishing tournament permits at Kerr Lake due to concerns over the COVID-19/coronavirus pandemic. […]
Hunting
All SCDNR shooting ranges to close Friday
Due to COVID-19 concerns, all SCDNR-managed shooting ranges are closed until further notice. […]
Newsletters
Species spotlight: wahoo
Wahoo are prized fish among offshore anglers. They are among the fastest fish in the sea, are fun to catch, and are plenty tasty. […]
Mountain Trout
Trout season opens April 4 in NC stocked streams
About 1,000 miles of North Carolina’s mountain trout streams that were closed on Feb. 29 for stocking will reopen on Saturday, April 4, at 7 a.m. […]
Columns
Put a cork in your fishing arsenal
When it comes to inshore fishing, many anglers agree that it’s tough to beat a popping cork, and that goes for whether you’re fishing with live bait or artificial lures. […]
Columns
Teriyaki wahoo fingers recipe
April is a special time for sportsmen in the Carolinas. Spring arrived a few weeks ago, and Daylight Savings Time has been in effect since early March. The weather is warming, and there are plenty of things to do. […]
Black drum
Charleston weekly fishing report
Redfish and speckled trout have been biting consistently in the Charleston area in the past couple of weeks, and it will only get better as the weather continues to warm up. […]
Newsletters
Fanning/reaping for turkeys not allowed on WMAs
One of South Carolina’s new turkey hunting regulations for the 2020 season is that fanning, or reaping, is no longer allowed on WMA lands. […]
Events & Announcements
N.C. State Park campgrounds all closed
North Carolina’s state parks have closed their campgrounds, but hiking trails and bathrooms remain open. The Old North State’s bordering states all still have open camprounds. […]