A couple of years ago, South Carolina Sportsman featured an incredible story about Bryson Longshore, a 13-year-old Newberry middle-school student who killed a 20-inch, 8-point buck at a cool 600 yards. […]
South Carolina’s Lowcountry has the highest tides along the south Atlantic coast because of the shape of the coastline. […]
Public hunting preserves dot the South Carolina landscape, giving everyone access to quail hunts within reasonable driving distances. […]
Whether you are fishing inshore and offshore waters, fish will be associated with some sort of structure. […]
Shrimp make up a large portion of the diets of a myriad of marine life from fish to whales. While some fish are scavengers, speckled trout are sight feeders and prefer to eat their prey alive. […]
Guide Chris Heinning said that November on Lake Marion is an excellent time to catch largemouth bass feeding up for the winter, and a lower lake level doesn’t hurt. […]
Fishermen would do well to take a “shine” to bass through November and into the winter on Lake Marion. The use of live bait, specifically shiners, produces both quality and quantity of largemouth bass. […]
Brandon Sauls believes that live shrimp will trigger bites from speckled trout, even when nothing else works. While he’ll often catch specks on lures or minnows, shrimp are their preferred food and well worth the effort and expense to get. […]
Inky Davis said he keeps an arsenal of rods rigged so he can react quickly to almost any type of fishing situation. […]
The border between the Carolinas runs northwest to southeast angle across the Calabash River and Intracoastal Waterway, marshes and creeks from just west of Calabash to just east of the north jetty at Little River Inlet. […]
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