Crappie/Bream
Celebrate Shearon Harris Lake crappie
Cooler December weather drives crappie to deep brush piles and stumps in Shearon Harris Lake. […]
Newsletters
Fishing Hotspots
It’s redfish time at Hunting Island State Park
Hunting Island State Park’s beach and a big sandbar that runs just offshore offer December fishing options. […]
Columns
Catch more Carolina winter trout with these tips
The key to successful winter trout fishing is to use more nymphs and fewer dry flies. […]
Features
Cape Fear River is giving up nice mixed bags to anglers
As he pushed away from the boat ramp at the Dram Tree Park in Wilmington, N.C., Rennie Clark’s plan for a chilly, slightly cloudy fall day, was first to target stripers in the Northeast Cape Fear River, then head to the Cape Fear River for trout and red drum. […]
Inshore Fishing
How to catch more speckled trout and redfish in the fall
The fall weather is finally here, which in the Carolinas generally means cold mornings followed by pleasant afternoon weather. And it’s a great time to catch speckled trout and redfish. […]
Catfish
Double dipping for stripers, cats
Veteran guide Dave Hilton from Ridgeville, S.C., has long cherished the opportunity to catch multiple species of fish at Santee Cooper. During November, the striper and catfish action is exceptional on Lake Marion and Lake Moultrie, so Hilton set out to learn how to double-dip. […]
Head for the Mountains
Panthertown Valley is special for wild brook trout fishing
Panthertown Valley is unlike any other trout waters in western North Carolina. But it offers some of the best wild brook trout fishing in the region. […]
Featured
Flounder are biting on Edisto nearshore reef
You’ll catch plenty of flounder on the Edisto nearshore reef with these tips. […]
Crappie/Bream
Wateree River slabs biting around current breaks
The Wateree River has an undervalued population of slabs, but anglers who target them have plenty of success with these tips. […]
Hunting
Put the stroll on late-season squirrels
Hunters across the Carolinas have just a few more days to spend in the woods hunting squirrels. With deer season long gone, fewer hunters are in the woods, and most of the foliage has fallen from all the trees. This makes a tree-bound squirrel easier to spot and to shoot. […]