Columns
Try these tricks for more big trout
Technology is giving some very creative lure producers endless possibilities that may in turn give you the edge on big speckled trout. […]
Newsletter
Inshore Fishing
Many species currently biting at the Outer Banks
The fishing continues to be as hot as the weather in the Outer Banks, and it’s only going to get better. […]
Snapper
Donate your red snapper carcasses for research
Donate your red snapper carcasses at one of a number of collection drop-off points to help the SCDNR do research on the species. […]
Inshore Fishing
Oak Island pier is now open to anglers
The Oak Island Pier, which has been closed since 2017 due to damage suffered during Hurricane Matthew, reopened to anglers this month. […]
Columns
Santee bass are still biting in shallow water
Anglers catch bass in the shallows at Santee throughout the hottest part of summer. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Lake Monticello’s bass bite deep in July heat
Focus on deep water during the dog days of summer when bass fishing on Lake Monticello. […]
Hunting
ForestHer Workshops Engage Women in Woodland Stewardship
Workshops will be held in August Women landowners and natural resource professionals interested in learning more about management and conservation of private lands are invited to attend one of three ForestHer NC workshops, which will
Deer Hunting
Deer tags being mailed to S.C. hunters now – with a big change
The SCDNR is mailing deer tags to hunters for the 2019-20 deer hunting season. Hunters will see a big change in the antlerless deer tagging system for this year. […]
Inshore Fishing
Surf fishing report – pompano are tearing it up
Pompano are biting good in the surf for anglers along Carolina beaches. And they’re pretty easy to catch for anglers who follow a few simple tips. […]
Inshore Fishing
What’s biting now at the Outer Banks?
Anglers catching plenty of speckled trout, redfish According to Capt. Pete Cruger of Sneaky Pete OBX Fishing Charters in the Outer Banks area, the speckled trout and redfish are feeding heavily. They don’t seem bothered