Currents
Sportsman writers top notch but aging
A couple of months ago, I received an email from a reader who was interested in writing for South Carolina Sportsman. […]
Newsletter
Featured Story
Neuse River from New Bern to Pamlico hot today, sizzlin’ soon
The Neuse River from New Bern to the mouth of Pamlico Sound has got to be the most diversified fishing region in the United States, maybe the world. […]
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Fontana walleye turning to after-dark bite on bank
If you’ve been waiting on the daytime shoreline bite for walleye at Fontana Lake, the wait is over – you missed it. […]
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Basspack wins collegiate fishing crown
For the first time in its seven-year history, the 2012 BoatUS Collegiate Bass Fishing Champions trophy is making a repeat visit to a campus, thanks to N.C. State’s Ben Dziwulski and Ethan Cox. […]
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Hilton Head area producing good hauls
The cobia bite’s on, Spanish mackerel are running, spadefish are hitting and the black sea bass season opens June 1. All in all, fishing on Hilton Head Island couldn’t be better right now. […]
Alligator
Alligator hunting applications available online
The S.C. Department of Natural Resources has begun accepting online applications for the 2012 Public Alligator Hunting season and the Wildlife Management Area Alligator Hunting Season. […]
Events & Announcements
Free kids fishing events on tap for this weekend
Now is a great time to take a kid fishing, as more than 35 free, family-oriented fishing events are scheduled across the state in celebration of National Fishing and Boating Week 2012.
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Tarpon about to roll into Georgetown waters
Capt. Steve Roff of Barrier Island Guide Service said a big concentration of tarpon is just south of Georgetown should move into the area by the first week of June. […]
Offshore Fishing
Banking on Billfish
At the edge of the Gulf Stream, 30 miles out of Oregon Inlet, Jimmy Hillsman struggled to fit the last dolphin into the fishbox. […]
Inshore Fishing
Calling Calibogue Cobia
One of the most-anticipated events for fisherman in the Lowcountry is the annual spring cobia migration. Cobia start to show up in mid-April and hang around through most of June. […]