Inshore Fishing
Managing the mighty redfish
The red drum, red fish, or spot-tailed bass is the most-targeted coastal sport fish from North Carolina around the Florida peninsula to the Texas coast. […]
Newsletter
Currents
SCS: the right choice for us
The first issue of South Carolina Sportsman marks another beginning for Louisiana Publishing — the creation of a third magazine to serve the interests of Southern anglers and hunters. […]
Content
Hogs or Horns
Santee Coastal Reserve has opportunities for hunters to bag deer or wild pigs. Scott Calderone waited patiently in his climbing stand, whining mosquitoes the only sound in the forest except for errant puffs of wind ticking the occasional leaf against its drooping twin. […]
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Slabs When it Shivers
And you though fishing for big crappie was relegted to the springtime? The crappie in Jerry Neeley’s net didn’t look like a fish I’d seen, much less caught. […]
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End of the Year Deer
Hunters can fill their final whitetail tags by employing some common-sense tactics near the season’s last days. […]
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2006 Saltwater Forecast
While on a recent fishing trip with his faithful companion and “fishing dog,” Alice, Don Millus of Conway was growing frustrated by the lack of action. […]
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Cover: January 2006 (SC)
Winter certainly doesn’t limit the options for Palmetto State outdoorsmen. […]
Featured
How to control pesky aquatic weeds
Aquatic plants are an important and beneficial part of lakes and rivers. However, some water plants, especially invasive non-native species that lack natural predators and diseases to keep their growth in check, can develop large nuisance populations. […]
Featured
DNR Receives Wildlife Lands, Funding From Corps For Lowcountry Areas
The S.C. Department of Natural Resources has received $4.85 million from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the continued state operation and management of Donnelley and Palachucola Wildlife Management Areas in the South Carolina Lowcountry. […]