Inshore Fishing
Dealing with dirty water
If there is one downside to fishing the South Edisto River, it’s the fact that it isn’t the cleanest water along South Carolina’s coast. […]
December 2013
Lunker Lines
The stripers are biting all across the Palmetto State
It’s a great time of year for catching stripers across South Carolina. Here’s how bass pro Davy Hite catches “linesiders.” […]
Lunker Lines
Stripers are biting all across North Carolina
Stripers are fun to catch on largemouth bass tackle and gear, and they bite good all across North Carolina this time of year. […]
Inshore Fishing
The Vortex Shad
A veteran saltwater fishing guide who says he fishes with soft plastics 99 percent of the year always reaches for a bag of soft plastics he has the utmost confidence in when he’s out on the water. […]
General
Ruger’s 1911
It has been noted that what you get today for a reasonable price in a 1911 pistol would have cost you a lot extra just a few years ago. […]
Fishing
Software updates
Brand-new, highly desirable sonar and GPS features are announced at least once each product year by the makers of marine and outdoor electronics. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Cool kids: stripers, catfish
The weather will be cool in December, but the fishing at Santee Cooper typically get’s hot for at least a couple of species: striper and catfish. […]
Paddling Palmetto
Floating can be a trip
Although float trips have no season, the period from Thanksgiving through the end of the year is the perfect time to plan a trip with a buddy, put the kayak in the back of the truck and float a stretch of moving water. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Don’t delay, fish today
Winter fishing is often iffy in the mountains. Get out on a stream on one of those rare, warm sunny days, and you’ll likely hit a Blue-Winged Olive or midge hatch, and the trout will be hitting. […]
Ducks
Plan your duck season
Thanksgiving weekend closed out the short, teaser sessions that primed the valves and got every waterfowl hunter excited about bagging a limit of ducks in the Carolinas’ flooded country. […]