Featured
School’s out, but catfish and stripers are in at Hartwell
Now that the kids are out of school, many families are looking to head outdoors and spend some time together, and what better way to spend time than fishing. […]
Newsletter
Inshore Fishing
Riding the flounder wave
Normally, when two waves approaching each other from opposite directions hit, there’s a crash and turbulence that can destroy anything caught in the middle. […]
Deer Hunting
Pickens County buck, killed in 2008, is biggest scored in SC in March
It took David Elrod’s 14-year-old, deer-hunting granddaughter to finally get his trophy buck off the wall and into the record book. […]
Featured
Jocassee turning out some awfully big trout
South Carolina is not typically the first state fishermen think about when big trout are mentioned, but that’s exactly what Capt. Steve Pietrykowski of Fishki Business has been catching the past couple of weeks on Lake Jocassee. […]
Featured
Black sea bass size minimum changed temporarily to 12 inches
With fishermen raring to go when the recreational season for black sea bass opened on June 1, somebody changed the rules. […]
Dove
Protect sunflowers now
The 95-degree days of June can easily pull dove fanatics off course, but Labor Day is less than 100 days away. […]
Hunting
It’s not too late to establish control areas
Spring food plots should be coming up strong now, with deer and other wildlife beginning to show up regularly. […]
Other Hunting
Grow Big Fish: Kill fire ants
During the summer, fish eat about everything they can find. Small bream and juvenile bass must stay close to cover in hopes of eluding the larger bass, but all fish will be looking to eat whatever closely resembles food. […]
Other Hunting
Plant rice now for ducks!
The famed rice fields of the Mississippi Delta reel in ducks by the thousands each season, and for good reason. Rice is rich in carbohydrates and packed with energy. […]
Bass Fishing
Cover: June 2012 (SC) – Bass
Georgetown trout are waiting to be caught on topwaters, and big bass are prowling Lake Russell. […]