Featured
Dolphin push shallow off SC
Through the colder months, bluewater anglers painfully await the spring run of dolphin into South Carolina’s waters. […]
June 2018
Bass Fishing
Ride ‘em, cowboy
Before Gary Yamamoto Custom Baits’ Cowboy soft plastic creature bait was unveiled at the 2018 Bassmaster Classic in South Carolina, a few bass anglers were fortunate to have Ron Colby’s latest creation. […]
Columns
Tenpoint adds a new crossbow
As the majority of our hunting population ages, crossbows have steadily moved to the forefront of today’s archery market. […]
Columns
Delayed harvest: Trout for everyone
Beginning May 15 in South Carolina and June 2 in North Carolina, anglers will be able to keep their catches in delayed-harvest trout waters, up to five trout per day in South Carolina and seven in North Carolina, with no bait or lure restrictions. […]
Catfish
Santee in June: Catfish central
Catfish are typically on a strong bite year-round at Santee Cooper, but June offers opportunities to be highly productive in a number of different ways. With the warming water, it’s an excellent time to pursue all of the “big three”catfish species: blue, flathead and channel.
Redfish
Rattle up Lowcountry reds
In June, lowcountry fishing guide Capt. Stephen Fields said it’s tough to beat LIVETARGET Rattlebaits for catching aggressive redfish near flooded grass and oyster rakes. […]
Offshore Fishing
Dolphin: Nothing in the ocean grows faster
Many people think of the mammal when they hear the word “dolphin”, and about 20 to 30 years ago, restaurants began calling them by their Hawaiian name, Mahi Mahi, so diners wouldn’t be confused. […]
Offshore Fishing
Don’t overlook anything when targeting dolphin
Experienced dolphin anglers know that anything they see in the ocean that offers any type of change is a good place to find mahi. […]
Sidebars
The big chill didn’t kill the trout thrill
This past January, fisheries biologists and anglers knew bad news was on the horizon for spotted seatrout. […]
Sidebars
A cleaner New River means better fishing
The New River, which courses through Onslow County along North Carolina’s central coast, is considered the state’s best venue to catch a magnum-size spotted seatrout. […]