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Young anglers win N.C. lifetime licenses

Raleigh angler George Sinor didn’t catch any fish at the Lake Wheeler Park kids’ fishing event on June 4, but he did reel in a lifetime sportsman license. […]

The North Inlet marshes are full of slot-sized and over redfish like this one.

Saltwater Series: North Inlet fishing locations pinpointed

Dan Kibler

North Inlet is a little off the beaten path — if water can be beaten — but most South Carolina fishermen know how to find out. […]

Terry Dodson’s says Lake Jocassee is starting to spit out some great spotted bass, but he worries they will negatively affect the lake’s population of smallmouth bass.

Jocassee now a top ‘spot’ spot

Scott Keepfer

Lake Jocassee has long been a desirable destination for big fish of several species; now anglers can add spotted bass to the list. […]

Flounder currently are providing a good bite at nearshore hard bottoms and inshore structure near Swansboro.

Flounder, sheepshead providing action from Swansboro to Beaufort

Craig Holt

Flounder fishing is hot from Swansboro’s Bogue Inlet to Beaufort Inlet and all points between. […]

The South Carolina Legislature overrode Gov. Nikki Haley's veto that would have stripped the S.C. Conservation Bank of funds used to purchase and protect lands from future development.

Legislators override vetoes of South Carolina Conservation Bank funds

Pat Robertson

Pushed by a loud outcry from environmentalists, conservationists, and hunters and fishermen from across the state, the South Carolina Senate and House voted to override Gov. Nikki Haley’s vetoes of funding for the S.C. Conservation Bank on June 30. […]

Kayak angler Brad Knight's first tarpon was a doozy, weighing an estimated 160 pounds. It might have been a state record if Knight hadn't released it.

Kayak angler lands, releases potential state-record tarpon

Phillip Gentry

Brad Knight will probably not forget June 24 anytime soon. That spot on the calendar will be special forever, because of an encounter he had with a tarpon in Trenchard’s Inlet near Beaufort. […]

Jeff Wolfe fishes under the US 421, which crosses Snow’s Cut -- named for the engineer who oversaw the project eight decades ago.

Snow’s Cut also has doormat flounder

Craig Holt

Snow’s Cut is a place that not only contains good sheepshead fishing but some of the biggest flounder in the state. […]

Caroline Boyd displays her first king mackerel.

Oak Island Fish-Finder: Learning how to get the most out of an offshore fishing trip

Craig Holt

Capt. John Quattlebaum’s sportfisherman QB’s Sea Witch sliced through a calm sea off Southport last July. […]

Volunteers needed for summer turkey survey

SCDNR News Release

Volunteers are needed to help determine just how successful the turkey nesting has been, the, the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources announced yesterday (June 30). […]

Spadefish populations seem fairly stable, although no studies of their numbers have been made.

Aces of Spades

Jeff Burleson

Too lazy to get up at the crack of dawn to go fishing? Think you need to go to the Gulf Stream to catch the hardest-fighting fish in the ocean? […]

Hunter Garason’s Cumberland County dove hunt

Dove

Hunter Garason killed a limit of doves in Cumberland County, NC on Sept. 5, 2026. […]

Courtney Swink catches 7+ pound flounder

Flounder

Courtney Swink was fishing the Atlantic Beach area during North Carolina’s 2026 recreational flounder season and caught a 7+ pound flounder. […]

Samuel Goins kills Marlboro County buck

Bag a Buck

Samuel Goins killed this buck in Marlboro County, SC during the early part of the state’s 2026 hunting season. […]

Michael Smith kills Surry County velvet buck

Bag a Buck

Michael Smith killed a nice velvet buck during an early-season 2026 hunt in Surry County, NC. […]

Kelton Davis’ Robeson County bass

Bass

Kelton Davis caught this bass in Robeson County, NC. […]