Crappie/Bream
Bream basics in the Carolinas
June is prime time to catch bedding bream across the Carolinas, but you have to find them first. Here’s how to learn where to look…. […]
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May is unmatched for Santee Cooper bream
May is an outstanding month for fishing on the Santee Cooper lakes, but the bream fishing is off the charts in popularity and productivity. […]
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Mooning over a bream?
J.D. Desrosiers of Greer, S.C., gives tips and tricks for using his kayak to go hunting for bream beds. […]
Crappie/Bream
Lake Wateree bream: Look for deeper holes in April
The trick to catching early spring bluegill on Lake Wateree is to probe deep holes with nightcrawlers. […]
Bass Fishing
July means bream, mayflies and bass
Fishing can be tough in July, but if you find a good mayfly hatch, you’ll see some of the most aggressive feeding by bream and bass of the year. […]
Crappie/Bream
May’s best bream bets
May’s best bream bets […]
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Kayak fishing for bream
Walk into a restaurant across most of the Carolinas, ask for a Coke, and you might be asked “What kind of Coke?” […]
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Bream bonanza is at hand
The flooded cypress and gum tree forests and the abundance of shallow vegetation of Santee Cooper is Ground Zero for some of the best panfish action in South Carolina. Bull bream and super-sized shellcrackers abound, and anglers armed with the basic techniques of how, when and where to fish for this dynamic duo have an opportunity to limit on either species or a combination of both. […]
Crappie/Bream
Deep Santee Cooper bream
Bream aren’t often a primary target of anglers this time of year. And while it’s true that they aren’t as easy to find in November as they are in spring and summer, they are worth looking for — and not that difficult to locate as long as you know where to look. […]
Crappie/Bream
Santee’s summer bream are deep, but still biting
Fishing in the heat requires adaptability on the part of the angler. Fish will still bite no matter how hot the sun is, but angles have to be willing to put in the work. For those who do, it’s definitely worth it. […]
