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Dolphin push shallow off SC
Through the colder months, bluewater anglers painfully await the spring run of dolphin into South Carolina’s waters. […]
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Offshore fishing report: giant bluefin tuna
The giant bluefin tuna are biting along the coast of North Carolina, and numerous boats weighed in dozens of them in a single day during the last week of February 2021. […]
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Jeremy McCants’ 9-point Andrews, SC buck
On Sept. 24, 2020 in Georgetown County, I killed this 9-point buck in Andrews, S.C. […]
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South Carolina coastal fishing report for mid-May
As we move into the second half of May, the fishing has heated up just like the weather, and it’s expected to get even better in the coming days. […]
Deer Hunting
6-year-old Conway hunter kills 130-class buck
Bentley Parker will become one of the youngest hunters on the South Carolina Deer Records List with an 8-point, 131 3/8-inch buck that he killed in Horry County, S.C. on Nov. 14, 2018. […]
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Murrells Inlet trout are stacked up and feeding
How to catch great December speckled trout at Murrells Inlet. […]
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Ketchuptown hunter breaks Horry County, S.C. non-typical record with 15-point buck
The buck has been green-scored at 164 1/8 inches After waiting out a late day rainstorm, Bryan Barnhill of Ketchuptown, S.C. killed a massive 15-point buck that is his biggest ever in the back of […]
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Trout time for Murrells Inlet anglers
Murrells Inlet’s reputation as a great coastal fishery brings anglers to the area for a wide range of species, and in November, it’s the peak of speckled trout fishing that fills the overflow lot at the public boat ramp on a daily basis.
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Big kings still call Georgetown home in November
The summer of 2018 was one to remember for king mackerel, which dominated the nearshore and offshore waters off Georgetown, S.C. for most of the spring and summer, and with the water cooling, the bite certainly won’t end, even though numbers will be off slightly. The ones still around are on the hefty side, looking for an easy meal.
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Boating suspended on a portion of the Waccamaw River
In order to combat a potential threat posed by boat traffic to flood berms protecting coal ash ponds adjacent to the Waccamaw River near Conway, South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) Director Alvin Taylor today signed an emergency regulation establishing a “Vessel Exclusionary Zone” on the waters of the Waccamaw River in the vicinity of the Santee-Cooper Generating Station in Conway. […]