Britt Myers ends day three of the Huk Performance Fishing Bassmaster Elite at Winyah Bay in 3rd place after slipping a little from yesterday’s top spot. His total weight so far of 46-14 suffered after catching 8-15 today compared to new leader Brett Hite’s 18-pound bag (50-2 total) and Kelly Jordon’s 16-4 for today (49-0 total).
For the fourth day in a row, Britt Myers of Lake Wylie, S.C., made a long run to the Cooper River near Charleston, S.C., knowing that he needed to make all the right moves to claim the championship title.
After a tough first day of the Huk Performance Fishing Bassmaster Elite at Winyah Bay, Davy Hite of Ninety-Six was hoping to get on some good bass today. Unfortunately, his day two turned out worse than day one.
At first, Justin Carter of DIG Charters in Mt Pleasant thought he’d hooked into a nice sized redfish. Carter and pal Dolphin Dave Hamilton were fishing the mouth of a tributary in the Wando River on Wednesday when his 3/8 oz Z-Man Trout Eye jighead paired with a Blue Pearl SwimmerZ body was engulfed by the trout of a lifetime in any part of the country, but nearly unheard of in Charleston area waters.
Lake Wylie’s Britt Myers sits comfortably in second place after day one of the Huk Performance Fishing Bassmaster Elite at Winyah Bay in Georgetown. Myers brought a 5-fish limit to the scales, weighing in 16-8. Although he is more than 3 pounds behind leader Carl Jocumsen of Australia, Myers feels good about his position.
Lyman’s Marty Robinson is ready for the Huk Performance Fishing Bassmaster Elite event at Winyah Bay, which starts tomorrow, and while he admitted he’s no fortune teller, he said he expects the winning weight to be fairly low in comparison to other venues on the Series’ schedule for 2016.
In December, Zakk Royce set the catfish world on fire, breaking the North Carolina state record for blue cats twice in less than 24 hours. He landed another catfish that surpassed the 100-pound mark a couple of months later, and has been catching his share of other blues that range anywhere from 25 to 75 pounds.
Few fish create the dreams of the everyday offshore angler the way dolphin do. Old salts wax poetic about marlin and tuna and sailfish, but Senior Dorado, he’s everyman’s fish. From 70-foot sport yachts to dual-outboard, trailered boats, the dolphin is more than a worthy opponent on the line and a blessing at the table. […]
As April arrives at Shearon Harris Lake, one thing is for certain: the spawn is irrefutable. Waves of buck bass and fat females will be hitting the banks and preparing beds, eager to deposit the eggs they’ve carried through the winter before retreating to make room for another group. […]
North Carolina’s largest public shooting range, one of the largest in the Southeast, will open April 19 near Shelby with rifle, pistol, shotgun and 3-D archery ranges. […]
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