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Sam Bush caught this hammerhead shark off the coast of Hilton Head while fishing with Outcast Sport Fishing Charters.

VIDEO: Hammerhead shark makes fishing reel scream

Capt. Chip Michalove of Outcast Sport Fishing in Hilton Head is known for catching big sharks, including great white sharks, off of South Carolina’s coast. […]

South Carolina's shrimping season is in full swing, and it looks like it will be a good one.

Favorable forecast for 2017 shrimp season in South Carolina

SCDNR News Release

America’s favorite seafood is back in season at South Carolina docks and markets. […]

Greg Marquart (left) and Alex Chandler (right) were happy to bring this 96-pound cobia to Chasin' Tails Outdoors during the 2017 Cobia Challenge.

NC angler boats 96-pound cobia off Cape Lookout

Dusty Wilson

Entered in the Cobia Challenge put on by Chasin’ Tails Outdoors in Atlantic Beach, N.C., Greg Marquart of Macclesfield had high hopes of hooking a fish that would put him in the money when he set out for Barden Inlet near Cape Lookout on May 15. […]

The Cajun Lures Cooyon Croaker is made to have maximum disturbance during the retrieve.

The Cooyon Croaker

Don Shoopman

Zach Dubois, 24, has a highly successful crappie grub on the market and recently introduced the Cooyon Croaker, a plastic frog sure to appeal to bass fishermen wherever bass eat frogs. […]

Two Ridgeland, S.C. men have been charged with harassing an alligator after posting photos of their interaction on social media.

Two S.C. men charged with harassment of alligator

SCDNR News Release

Two South Carolina men are being charged for the harassment of an alligator after photos were posted online showing the men pouring beer into the juvenile reptile’s mouth. South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) law enforcement officers began investigating the case after the agency received multiple emails and messages from the public on May 25. […]

The Outer Banks cobia bite has been as hot as many anglers have seen it in a long time, and it's expected to get even hotter.

Hatteras anglers await next wave of cobia

Dan Kibler

The winds blew almost 30 mph out of the southwest at the end of this week, putting an end to a great cobia bite off the Hatteras end of North Carolina’s Outer Banks and leaving fishermen looking toward the end of a big four- or five-day blow for the next wave of cobia to arrive. […]

Lowrance’s latest software update includes a surface clarity filter upgrade that allows the fish arches in the top third of this screen to be seen at the low filter setting. The previous filter technology would have required a high enough level of filtering to eliminate them.

What’s in a software update?

Allan Tarvid

Lowrance’s latest software update reminded me that it has been a while since I mentioned how important updates are to all of us — no matter what brand of electronics we run. […]

The 2016 S.C. deer harvest dropped 11 percent from the previous year.

SC deer harvest is off 11 percent

Carolina Sportsman

Deer hunters continued to find fewer whitetails in the woods and fields of the Palmetto State last fall, if the recent Deer Harvest Survey released by the S.C. Department of Natural Resources is any indication. The 2016 harvest was off 11 percent from 2015, down to 172,315. […]

The harvest season for North Carolina's Delayed Harvest trout waters begins June 3.

North Carolina’s Delayed Harvest trout waters open to harvest June 3

NCWRC Release

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission will open 34 trout streams and two lakes classified as Delayed Harvest to trout harvest on June 3 through Sept. 30. […]

Danny Juel (left) and T.J. Nixon (right) pose with the 115-pound wahoo they caught over live bottom in about 90 feet of water out of Little River.

Litte River angler catches 115-pound wahoo

Dusty Wilson

On a bottom fishing trip 43 miles southeast of Little River on April 29, Capt. Danny Juel and the crew aboard the Fish Screamer 3 were busy loading the fish box with triggerfish and vermillion snapper while fishing a ledge in 90 feet of water. […]