Inshore Fishing
Apache Pier king mackerel fishing report for June
Apache Pier is one of the hottest king mackerel fishing spots in the Carolinas, and that’s not the only fish anglers are catching at this Myrtle Beach hotspot. […]
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Events & Announcements
July 4 is free fishing day in North Carolina
No fishing license is required for North Carolina residents or visitors fishing in the state’s waters on July 4. […]
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Catch a redfish, win $43,000 boat in CCA STAR
The Coastal Conservation Association-South Carolina will open its third annual STAR tournament on July 1, with anglers getting 101 days to try and catch a tagged redfish and win a boat. […]
Mountain Trout
Catching Nantahala River trout with Carolina All Out
Come along to the Nantahala River and catch the Nantahala Slam with Chris Douglas of Carolina All Out and fishing guide Justin Anderson. […]
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Pamlico Sound bull redfish with Carolina All Out
Join host Chris Douglas of Carolina All Out on a fishing trip with Capt. Scooter Lilley in the Pamlico Sound catching some of the biggest old drum in the world. […]
Fishing Tournaments
6 sailfish released on Day 1 of Carolina Billfish Classic
Six billfish — all sailfish — were released on Day One of the Carolina Billfish Classic. REEL HOOK UP leads the way with 400 points, earned by releasing two sailfish on the day. […]
Hog Hunting
How to stack up hogs by finding food sources
Finding the right food sources is the key to stacking up hogs like cordwood. June in the Carolinas means wheat fields. But a few other sources are also good bets. […]
Inshore Fishing
Anglers caught in a water spout!
These anglers were caught directly in the path of a sudden water spout and ended up right in the middle of it. And they caught it all on video. […]
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Species spotlight: red snapper
Red snapper are an important recreational and commercial offshore species, and much controversy surrounds this fish between fisheries managers and anglers. […]
Inshore Fishing
North Carolina OBX fishing report for mid June
Tough weather has meant fewer anglers Unseasonably cool weather was welcomed by Outer Banks anglers this past week, and it didn’t slow the fishing at all. Rough seas did make things sporty for the offshore