Fishing
The early bird uses a big nymph
During the dog days of summer, it often pays to get up early and be on the water at or before daybreak. […]
Statewide NC
Fishing
He’s the ‘king’ of the summer
July signals a peak in king mackerel fishing along the South Carolina coast, with the early arrivals having been present for a while and new fish showing up every day. […]
Currents
How to keep DNR Ship afloat
You would think that one of South Carolina’s biggest industries might warrant a little special treatment from the state legislature and the governor’s office. […]
Content
Worth the Drive
Rob Beglin drives all the way from Pawley’s Island, towing his boat past miles and miles of great-looking water. […]
Content
Summer Slabs
The guy in the boat, the one drifting along the middle of a vacant, winding cove, didn’t notice the beautiful surroundings, the steep banks covered with pines and hardwoods. […]
Bass Fishing
Knock on Wood
After a morning of intermittent success on topwater lures fished points and blowthroughs, Casey Ashley guided his boat purposefully through a field of standing timber. […]
Events & Announcements
S.C. Bald Eagle Population Continues to Increase
The S.C. Department of Natural Resources has been monitoring bald eagle populations in the state for 32 years and the population, especially with nesting sites, is definitely on the rise. […]
Featured
Public can Comment About Early Federal Bird Seasons
For the first time, the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission is inviting citizens to provide input on the early waterfowl and webless migratory game bird hunting seasons.
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Events & Announcements
Legislature Studies Bills to Ease Tow Restrictions for Recreational Boats
The N.C. General Assembly will consider two bills this session that would bring relief to recreational and tournament anglers who tow their boats on the state’s highways.
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Alligator
Alligator Hunt Applications Available On-line
The S.C. General Assembly recently passed legislation to allow for an alligator hunting season beginning this fall. […]