Inshore Fishing
Pier fishing: It’s about much more than catching fish
Fishing piers offer many advantages to anglers over fishing from the beaches or from boats. But for most pier anglers, it’s about much more than just catching fish. […]
Statewide SC
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Cover: August 2016 (SC)
More deer survived the 2015 hunting season, so what does that mean for the upcoming fall? […]
Featured
Boat trailer lights not working? Try these tips
It’s unfortunately all too common for boat trailer lights to stop working properly. But the solution is often a very simple one. […]
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Cover: July 2016 (SC)
Spanish mackerel around Charleston lead the coastal fishing options this month. […]
Featured
SCDNR looking for volunteers for Summer Turkey Survey
The S.C. Department of Natural Resources is looking for volunteers to help with its annual Summer Turkey Survey. […]
Bass Fishing
Cover: June 2016 (SC)
Speckled trout are a big target this month for Palmetto anglers, and we’ll tell you one of the best ways to limit out. […]
Fishing
The Bait Sack
The Bait Sack is a secure lure protector that will shield your tackle from damage and untimely tangles. It will also protect you and the people you fish with from injury. The Bait Sack comes in three sizes: Small (3.75” x 5.25”), Medium (4.5” x 7.5”) and Large (5.25” x 9.5”). Eliminate potential hook mishaps in seconds with this no-nonsense marine-grade vinyl pouch and clever clip system.
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Cover: June 2016 (SC) Trout
Speckled trout are a big target this month for Palmetto anglers, and we’ll tell you one of the best ways to limit out. […]
Speckled Trout
It’s current, current, current for specks
Finding current is the key to catching speckled trout in the springtime, and you can catch them with a variety of lures. […]
Bass Fishing
A great time to be on top – You can’t beat May for topwater bass action
May is a great bass-fishing month around South Carolina, and it’s special to me because it’s one of my favorite times to fish a lot of topwater baits. The two months when I catch a lot of fish on topwater are May and September — May because you have a lot of postspawn fish and September because they’re moving up as the water cools.