July 2011 Archives - Page 3 of 4

You will catch reds after reading this book

Last month, a project better than four years in the making was completed, and now the really fun part begins. […]

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

Saltwater Series: North Inlet

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

The productive season for largemouth bass on Lake Jocassee begins in April and can last through the fall, with great night-fishing during the summer months.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Scott Keepfer

Terry Dodson caught the state-record smallmouth bass, but he’ll never forget the day he had what he’s convinced was the state-record largemouth in his sights as well. […]

A cooler full of frying-sized bream is the reward for a good day on the Watereee River.

Bream-Bustin’ River

Brian Cope

Tell someone you’ve been fishing on the Wateree River, and they’re likely to ask how the catfish are biting. […]

Capt. Rick Hiott gets a good grip on one of the South Carolina coast’s most interesting inshore species, a bonnethead shark.

B’s in Your Bonnet

Phillip Gentry

After anchoring up in one of his favorite fishing holes in Charleston Harbor, Capt. Rick Hiott set about baiting and fan-casting rods around the stern of his center-console boat. […]

Casey Ashley won the Bassmaster Elite Series tournament on Lake Murray in mid-May, catching these two 3-pounders in the last 45 minutes of competition to put him over the top.

Ashley wins at Murray; Hite gives SC pros a 1-2 BASS finish

Glenn Corley

Two South Carolina pros finished first and second at the Bassmaster Elite Series tournament on Lake Murray in mid-May. […]

Fly shop owner Brandon Barber looks to the upper Broad River to escape the heat of summer and catch chunky smallmouth bass from his kayak.

On ‘Broad’-way: Upstate river has it all

Phillip Gentry

The Broad River enters the state of South Carolina as a narrow, rapidly flowing, whitewater stream just north of Gaffney and merges with the Saluda River within casting distance of the I-126 Bridge in downtown Columbia, where it flows into the historic Congaree River. […]