The only boat to release a blue marlin on back-to-back fishing days was Caramba, giving them 1,200 Governor’s Cup points and the title at the 43rd Georgetown Blue Marlin Tournament this past weekend. […]
Stumbling into a great fishing hole when you’re not even looking is always a treat, and guide Danny Rourk of Tailwind Charters in Beaufort fell into one this past week.
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The first blue marlin brought to the scales in the past three years of the S.C. Governor’s Cup Billfish Series highlighted the Bohicket Marina Invitational Billfish Tournament, which ended a 3-day run this past Saturday.
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Oil from the BP spill in the Gulf of Mexico soon could be moving into the Atlantic and up the Eastern Seaboard, as National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Administrator Jane Lubchenco said today (May 18) that oil from the BP disaster has very likely entered the Gulf of Mexico Loop Current.
Colder than normal weather this past winter has reduced populations of two important commercial and recreational marine species, white shrimp and spotted seatrout, according to the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.
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It looks like it’s going to be a banner year for fishermen in the Wadmalaw area, according to guide Rawling Pratt-Thomas of Charleston. […]
Until last Thursday, when I heard the phrase “cast-and-blast”, I thought about a morning turkey hunt along the Roanoke River and an afternoon fishing trip on the river for striped bass. […]
During the dead of winter, fishing at most large N.C. impoundments grinds to a halt — except at Lake Norman. […]
Even with North Carolina squeezed in the bitter two-fisted grip of winter, anglers can pay their money and take their choices of catfish — blues, flatheads or channels — at Lake Norman, said guide Jerry Neeley of Bessemer City. […]
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