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Redfish provide the most-consistent winter inshore saltwater fishing in South Carolina.

Ice Clear Winter Reds

Funneling down the back of my neck, cold February air provided more of a morning jolt than the hot cup of coffee I was cradling. […]

Jeff Coble, of Manson, N.C., won the inaugural ESPN Outdoors Bassmasters Series Championship and secured the final spot in the 2006 CITGO Bassmaster Classic.

Teamwork Pays Off for Coble; Wins Bassmaster Series Championship and Final Classic Berth

From News Reports

KISSIMMEE, Fla.— Though Jeff Coble of Manson, N.C. was the clear-cut winner of the inaugural ESPN Outdoors Bassmaster Series Championship on Saturday, he’s thanking another competitor for helping him clinch the win. […]

Coble Wins Bassmaster Series Championship and Final Classic Berth; S.C. Anglers Finish Ninth Overall, plus Second and Fifth Non-boater

From News Reports

This 84-inch, 308-pound bluefin tuna, caught by Capt. John Quattlebaum and the crew of the QB's Sea Witch, was the first bluefin tuna ever sold in Brunswick County.

Bluefin Tunas Move South; Strong Showing at Frying Pan Shoals

Jerry Dilsaver

There had been talk, rumors and rumblings of bluefin tuna around Frying Pan Shoals and Cape Fear for a while, but when Capt. John “QB” Quattlebaum and his crew on QB’s Sea Witch brought an 84-inch, 308 pounder to the dock on January 16, all the speculation quickly turned to fact. […]

A one week luxury fishing cruise for 12 on the mothership Latitude is one of the many excellent items being offered at an on-line auction by the IGFA.

Luxury Cruise, Chevy Avalanche Top Unique Items for IGFA’s 22nd International Auction and Banquet

From News Reports

A luxurious one week trip for 12 on a private yacht, a Chevrolet Avalanche and a 19.75 kt., diamond necklace are just three of the 250 plus featured items up for bid in the International Game Fish Association’s 22nd Annual International Auction and Banquet at The Breakers in Palm Beach, Fla., on January 27. […]

A court ruling is delaying as many as 800 USDA Forest Service projects beneficial to wildlife and people.

Court Decision Prevents Forest Service from Starting Projects

From News Reports

Since September, USDA Forest Service employees have been bound by a ruling in Earth Island Institute vs. Ruthenbeck that is delaying 800 projects beneficial to wildlife and people such as prescribed burns, tree thinning and work on wildlife openings. […]