Freshwater Fishing
Alligator rams kayaker in Waccamaw River
An alligator charged and rammed a kayak on the Waccamaw River last weekend, tipping kayaker Peter Joyce into the water. […]
Waccamaw River
Catfish
Bush hooking for big river catfish
Bush hooking is one of the most unique ways of catching catfish, and the Carolinas are full of rivers that are suitable for this style of fishing. […]
Crappie/Bream
Waccamaw River slabs are biting in full force
Don’t overlook this coastal river when searching for a hot crappie bite in the spring. […]
Breaking News
Waccamaw River boat crash kills two
A boat crash Sunday evening on the Waccamaw River left two people dead, one missing, and two others were arrested. […]
Fishing
Blackwater bass on the Waccamaw River
When the landscape transforms into its spring wardrobe and turkeys are gobbling in the background, it’s a surefire message to anglers that largemouth bass are chomping on the lower Waccamaw River. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Waccamaw River angler catches giant carp
While bass fishing with a crankbait on the Waccamaw River, Roddy Cross of Murrells Inlet caught a 60+ pound carp on April 17, 2019. […]
Crappie/Bream
Crappie are biting on the Waccamaw River
Check out these tips from Capt. Todd Vick of Fishin’ Freshwater Charters to catch more crappie using tandem rigs. […]
Crappie/Bream
Whack winter Waccamaw River crappie
The Waccamaw River: a sleeper crappie destination for winter Carolina anglers. […]
Featured
Boating suspended on a portion of the Waccamaw River
In order to combat a potential threat posed by boat traffic to flood berms protecting coal ash ponds adjacent to the Waccamaw River near Conway, South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) Director Alvin Taylor today signed an emergency regulation establishing a “Vessel Exclusionary Zone” on the waters of the Waccamaw River in the vicinity of the Santee-Cooper Generating Station in Conway. […]
Crappie/Bream
How to catch more Waccamaw River crappie
Anglers looking for some hot crappie fishing can find it on South Carolina’s Waccamaw River, and even though the fish are hungry and biting, this river is widely ignored by anglers who like to catch these paper-mouthed panfish. […]