South Central NC Archives - Page 69 of 124

Gerald Granier's Dec. 31 speckled trout, which weighed four pounds, nine ounces, broke by a full pound the record for the Mount Pleasant Pier.

Mount Pleasant Pier has new record speckled trout

Gerald Granier of Round O closed out 2013 the right way by catching a speckled trout that’s the biggest ever taken off the Mount Pleasant Pier. […]

Redfish between Sewee Bay and the South Santee River are ganged up in the ICW.

Hungry fish and no bait around means great fishing in McClellanville area

Jeff Burleson

The recent rollercoaster weather is disrupting the typical weather habits of inshore fish, and that’s been great for fishermen like guide Rob Beglin of Inshore Xtreme Fishing Charters, who has been on the redfish in the McClellanville area. […]

Shallow-water anglers can expect to have a low-tide cycle of redfish all to themselves, if they come prepared and have the right attitude.

Winter pattern just kicking off in “Redfishville”

Phillip Gentry

Although anglers may find that there is not a lot of difference in the depth of water or structure that redfish hang out around between winter, spring, summer and fall in Copahee Sound, wintertime shallow-water fishing in “Redfishville” requires a different attitude. […]

Shearon Harris slab crappie are in a consistent, deep-water winter pattern that has guide Greg Griffin filling coolers regularly.

Shearon Harris crappie have gone deep, but they’re sure biting

Dusty Wilson

With water temperatures dipping into the 40s, the crappie in Shearon Harris Lake are going deep, seeking stable conditions and a steady supply of threadfin shad, according to Greg Griffin of Greggofish Guide Service. […]

Finicky biters while inshore, sheepshead drop their defenses somewhat off the beach.

Reef Madness

Brian Cope

January can be a cruel month for anglers, but for those willing to brave the weather, fishing for sheepshead on the reefs and wrecks off the Lowcountry coastline can be phenomenal. […]

Speckled trout are one of several species hitting live shrimp fished in deep holes on outside bends of creeks in the Port Royal area.

Live shrimp producing plenty of fish in Port Royal area

Brian Cope

Fishing in the Port Royal area couldn’t be any hotter. Fluctuations in air and water temperature are making a difference in how active and concentrated fish are, but they are biting regardless, and Capt. Larry Teuton of Cracker Built Custom Boats said it isn’t just one species keeping him and his friends busy. […]