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The ICW between North Myrtle Beach and the state line has been a great spot to catch red drum and black drum in recent days.

Red and black drum hitting around ICW docks in Little River area

The tail end of winter brings few memorable opportunities for residents and visitors of the Grand Strand. […]

Wahoo and blackfin tuna have been very active on the inshore side of the Gulf Stream out of Little River.

Warm water kick starts good bluewater action off South Carolina’s Grand Strand

In a normal year, the wahoo and blackfin tuna bite in Gulf Stream waters off Myrtle Beach gradually gets better and better from Christmas until the first day of spring. […]

Beginning March 1 and running through April 30, fishermen can creel two striped bass per day from the Roanoke River and its tributaries, with certain size restrictions.

State to open Roanoke River striped bass season on March 1

NCWRC Release

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission will open the entire Roanoke River Management Area to striped bass harvest from March 1 through April 30. […]

The spring spawning run up the Roanoke River is the best-known striper fishery in North Carolina, but late-winter staging fish can be hard to beat.

Stripers on Stage

Jeff Burleson

February delivers bone-chilling conditions across much of North Carolina and, surprising to some, sizzling striped bass angling on the lower section of the Roanoke River, near its confluence with the Albemarle Sound. […]

Hunters are invited to participate in three different hunts on North Island to thin the population of feral hogs.

SCDNR offers hunters a chance to run dogs, thin North Island hog population

SCDNR News Release

The S.C. Department of Natural Resources has scheduled three hog hunts with dogs to help control the population of feral hogs on North Island in Georgetown County. […]

Redfish are one of just several inshore species setting the unseasonably warm water on fire in the Little River area.

Little River jetties hot for redfish; stripers biting in ICW

Jeff Burleson

If the rest of 2013 is anything like the past week has been in the Little River area, South Carolina anglers are in for a real treat. […]

Heavily dependent upon the ability to transport tackle, surf fishing at Cape Hatteras National Seashore is threatened by current federal rules.

Judge says latest suit in Hatteras ORV plan should remain in NC

Craig Holt

In late December, U.S. District Court Judge Emmet Sullivan of Washington, D.C., ruled that a lawsuit filed by the Cape Hatteras Access Preservation Alliance (CHAPA) regarding the National Park Service’s Final Rule and Off-Road-Vehicle (ORV) plan would be returned to Judge Terrence Boyle of North Carolina’s Eastern District Court. […]