Bass Fishing
Seeing spots
Nobody is pointing fingers, but spotted bass are thought to have been introduced into Lake Keowee by fishermen from Georgia, where spotted bass thrive and grow to more than respectable sizes in Lake Lanier. […]
Sidebars
Inshore Fishing
Bald Head Island is unique
Bald Head Island, often shown on older maps as Smith Island, is the only part of Brunswick County east of the Cape Fear River at its mouth. […]
Bass Fishing
About Lake Keowee
Since 1971, Lake Keowee’s 18,500 acres of water and 300 miles of shoreline have been a valuable source of energy and recreation in South Carolina’s Upstate. […]
Inshore Fishing
Tying the loop knot
Capt. Rick Bennett ties a loop knot to secure his line to every lure or jighead he uses. He said the knot allows the lure to move in the most-natural way, and he believes it helps draw strikes. […]
Offshore Fishing
Cannonballs are ammo for spades
Cannonball jellyfish are a staple for many nearshore and inshore fish. […]
Offshore Fishing
What’s ‘The Point’?
The Point is 34 to 42 miles southeast of the Oregon Inlet sea buoy, at 35.32.57 to 35.33.00 (north) by 74.50.67 to 74.84.00 (west). […]
Offshore Fishing
Cobia and spadefish – From sea to table
One of the best things about catching cobia or spadefish — in addition to their fantastic fighting ability — is their value as table fare. […]
Deer Hunting
Offer protein supplements now
Deer need protein, carbohydrates, fats and a long list of vitamins and minerals to sustain optimum growth throughout the year. […]
Offshore Fishing
How to identify bigeye tuna
Bigeye tuna school with their own or with other tuna, including skipjacks, true albacore and yellowfins. […]
Cobia
Cobia stock assessment sheds light on species
The latest stock assessment on cobia in the South Atlantic was released this past January. It took years to compile, and approximately half of the 400 pages of information came from the S.C. Department of Natural Resources. Some of the findings were extremely interesting. […]