Redfish
The redfish bite is hot under docks
Capt. Ben Powers uses his Humminbird Solix to find redfish under docks, then he catches them with live bait on a jighead. The redfish bite is hot right now. […]
Statewide SC
Turkey Hunting
Do you have your S.C. turkey tags yet?
Even if your hunting license states that you purchased a turkey hunting license, you still must have tags in your possession when turkey hunting, so make sure you get them before March 20 if you haven’t already received them. […]
Fishing
SCDNR acquires 1,757 acres in northern Greenville County for hunting, fishing
The SCDNR has acquired over 1700 acres in northern Greenville County, which will provide new hunting and fishing opportunities for the public. […]
Coyote
Proposed bill would pay $75 for every coyote killed in S.C.
South Carolina Senator Stephen Goldfinch has proposed a bill that would pay hunters $75 for each coyote they kill. The money would be raised by a $1 increase in hunting license fees. […]
Deer Hunting
SCDNR holding antler-scoring sessions in March
Throughout the month of March, the SCDNR will hold numerous antler-scoring sessions to see which whitetail deer make it into the state records list. […]
Events & Announcements
New Charleston boat company producing offshore catamarans
TAG Boats, based in Charleston, S.C., is a new boat company that is offering a 36-foot offshore fishing catamaran. A 43-footer is in the design phase. […]
Featured
It’s time to hunt high water hogs
These tips will help you kill more wild hogs during periods of high water, especially during the winter months. […]
Featured
Top 3 tips for catching cold weather trout
Scale down your fishing line and lure sizes and you’ll catch more wintertime speckled trout. And don’t forget to change your fluorocarbon leader often. […]
Hunting
Apply now for South Carolina’s public lottery turkey hunts
Apply now for South Carolina’s 2019 public land lottery turkey hunts. The deadline is Feb. 22. […]
Crappie/Bream
Catch multiple species with artificial/live bait combo
Technique works especially well in cold, clear water When Willis Trapp of Camden, S.C. told me he uses a combo of artificial lures and live bait, I kind of cringed. I envisioned a Texas-rigged worm