Currents
You will catch reds after reading this book
Last month, a project better than four years in the making was completed, and now the really fun part begins. […]
Statewide NC
Fishing Tournaments
Ashley wins at Murray; Hite gives SC pros a 1-2 BASS finish
Two South Carolina pros finished first and second at the Bassmaster Elite Series tournament on Lake Murray in mid-May. […]
Fishing
On ‘Broad’-way: Upstate river has it all
The Broad River enters the state of South Carolina as a narrow, rapidly flowing, whitewater stream just north of Gaffney and merges with the Saluda River within casting distance of the I-126 Bridge in downtown Columbia, where it flows into the historic Congaree River. […]
Content
Cover: July 2011 (SC)
From the Broad River to North Inlet, fishing for redfish this month is as hot as it gets. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Go deep, young man: Bass, crappie, catfish beat the heat
The summer heat may be bearing down, but the fishing on Lake Marion and Lake Moultrie can be just as hot as the weather. […]
Inshore Fishing
Fork tails and fly rods: Spanish mackerel offer great sport this month
The seafood special of the month has to be the forked-tailed Spanish mackerel armada that infiltrates both the nearshore and inshore waters. […]
Events & Announcements
New wildlife commissioners named; agency still dominated by governor’s appointees
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission will have much the same look it has had the past two years when 11 commissioners will take oaths of office at the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission’s July 7 meeting: three appointed by Gov. Beverly Perdue, four by Senate Pro Tempore Phil Berger (R-Rockingham) and four by House Speaker Thom Tillis (R-Mecklenberg). […]
Featured
Anglers urged to participate in Roanoke River eel study
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission is hoping to enlist the help of fishermen who catch American eels in the upper Roanoke River drainage for a study being done in partnership with Dominion Power. […]
Featured
Fishery law rewrite action anticipated in 2012 session
State wildlife officials and fishermen’s groups are hopeful that legislation to completely rewrite the state’s freshwater fishery laws will pass in the opening days of the South Carolina Legislature next January. […]
Gamefish Bill
Gamefish status bill dead, but likely to be reincarnated in 2012 short session of N.C. Legislature
The coastal saltwater gamefish status bill, HB 353, didn’t pass the June 9 crossover date to be considered in the second portion of the 2011 session of the North Carolina General Assembly. […]