Bass Fishing
Broad River Bronzebacks
It’s been more than 120 years since Dr. James Henshall penned the famous “Pound-for pound and inch-for-inch” quote about the fighting qualities of the “gamest fish that swims” — the smallmouth bass. […]
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Hand-to-Hand Combat
Mark Powers was standing waist deep in the warming waters of Lake Thurmond, discussing big catfish. […]
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Go Fly a Kite
If a stranger walked up to J. Gary Early Jr. and suggested that he “go fly a kite,” he would probably take it as a compliment – not an insult. […]
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Find Fine Fishing for Flatties
The first sign the fun is about to begin is when the fish show up around Pawley’s Island. […]
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You can come home again
The first Kiblers came to South Carolina in 1753 from an area of Germany near the Swiss border via the sailing ship Anne, arriving in Charleston. […]
Bass Fishing
Californian Wins Greensboro Bassmaster American
Fred Roumbanis of Auburn, Calif., won the $250,000 first prize at the Bassmaster American fishing tournament May 17-20 on High Rock Lake and Lake Townsend. […]
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Clayton Fisherman Sets Channel Catfish State Record
RALEIGH, N.C. – After dropping the minimum weight requirement on the channel catfish state record category earlier this year, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission announced May 15 that John Davinson has reeled in the new state record with his catch of a 16-pound channel catfish from the Roanoke River. […]
Events & Announcements
Homeowner’s Guide to Living with Bears Published by DNR
A homeowner’s guide to living with bears was recently published by the S.C. Department of Natural Resources, offering handy tips for peacefully co-existing with these fascinating mammals. […]
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WRC Schedules Free Kids’ Fishing Events
RALEIGH, N.C. (May 14) – Kids! Fish for free at one of more than 40 statewide fishing events from June 1-10, and you might win a lifetime saltwater/freshwater fishing license. […]
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Catfish action good on Lake Moultrie
Catfish on the Santee Cooper reservoirs are starting to make their way toward the deeper waters where they’ll spend the summer, but guide Spencer Edmonds of Eutawville said they’re not quite there yet. […]