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Go for the Broad River fly slam
As tough and enjoyable as catching an inshore slam can be, some folks like to take it up even a notch higher; enter the inshore slam on a fly. […]
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Kayak angler lands, releases potential state-record tarpon
Brad Knight will probably not forget June 24 anytime soon. That spot on the calendar will be special forever, because of an encounter he had with a tarpon in Trenchard’s Inlet near Beaufort. […]
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Aces of Spades
Too lazy to get up at the crack of dawn to go fishing? Think you need to go to the Gulf Stream to catch the hardest-fighting fish in the ocean? […]
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Georgetown Inshore Action Comes Alive
Captain Fred Rourk of Sweet Tea Charters in Georgetown (843-241-4767) says that June is when the redfish and flounder are eating good, and what’s left of the trout too. […]
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B’s in Your Bonnet
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. […]
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‘Slam’ the Broad River
Summers in the Lowcountry are plagued with biting insects, high humidity and scorching temperatures; not to mention afternoon thunderstorms that pop up out of nowhere.
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Offshore “rookie” lands 93-pound wahoo
Daniel Martin of Summerville had never been offshore fishing until June 15, and it was a memorable trip. […]
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Flounder master dominates Lowcountry Anglers tourney
The Lowcountry Anglers fishing club, one of the largest in the Charleston area, held its 16th-annual tournament on June 16, and flounder master Mark Locklair of Mount Pleasant outfished more than 125 competitors to sweep the flounder division and take home the Outstanding Male Angler award. […]
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Port Royal captain boats state-record scamp grouper
Capt. Ross Holmquist and Capt. Mike Sackman run No Worries Charters out of Port Royal, but they don’t fish together that often. […]
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Black sea bass bag limit to drop to five fish per angler
The recreational possession limit for black sea bass drops from 15 fish per day to five June 22 as part of the National Marine Fisheries Service’s efforts to prevent progressive shortening of fishing seasons for the black sea bass, gag grouper and vermilion snapper, the National Marine Fisheries Service announced today (June 15). […]