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Mary Agnes Wins Bohicket Billfish Tournament
The 18th Annual South Carolina Governor’s Cup Billfishing Series wrapped up the fourth of five tournaments June 17 with the Bohicket Marina Invitational Billfish Tournament. […]
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Cobia
Wilson Angler Catches Record Cobia
Sunday, June 11, started out in a nasty thunderstorm, complete with lightning and driving rain, but ended with the silver lining of the cloud gleaming brightly as Billy Ray Lucas, Capt. Troy Crane and a group of close friends landed a 116.5 pound cobia shortly after the sun found its way through the clouds and brightened the skies. […]
Events & Announcements
DNR to Hold Public Meetings on Marine Resources
S.C. Department of Natural Resources staff will conduct a series of public forums around the state throughout June and July addressing marine resources topics. […]
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Cover: July 2006 (SC)
Whether it’s Jocassee smallmouth or “geniunes” in the salty sea, fish are biting this month from one corner of South Carolina to the other. […]
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Cover: July 2006 (SC) – Freshwater
Whether it’s Jocassee smallmouth or “geniunes” in the salty sea, fish are biting this month from one corner of South Carolina to the other. […]
Columns
Less often is more in tackle
Before fishing became a blood sport, anglers hadn’t been on a mission to develop the best lures and tackle to outwit targeted species. […]
Fishing
Beating July’s heat at night
It can get pretty hot in South Carolina during the peak of the summertime. When I was much younger, I made a point of trying to avoid those broiling July afternoons, even if it meant changing my fishing routine. […]
Fishing
Popping bugs at ponds a lot of fun
One of my earliest fishing memories as a kid was arriving late at the local pond with my friends and casting balsawood and deer-hair poppers to bluegill and bass with our fly rods. […]
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Hybrid Heavens
Watch that bait at 24 feet,” guide Wendell Wilson said. “Looks like they’re coming up to pay us a visit.” […]
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Getting To The Point
Fluttering in the stagnant air of summer over a lazy ocean, the four terns appeared to be looking at a mirage. […]