Many of Nascar’s best drivers are also avid outdoorsmen, which shouldn’t come as a big surprise to anyone who is a racing fan. One of those avid anglers is Ryan Newman. Newman, who currently is 13 in the Sprint Cup Standings and had a win early this year in Martinsville driving his Army car, brings [...]
South Carolina Fishing
Dog Jumps from Boat to Attack Bonnethead Shark
Dogs often get excited as fish swim by, but when that fish is a hammerhead you should really try to keep him in the boat. Three anglers were fishing with John Dunn and his dog Osa out of Folly Beach, S.C. One of those fisherman, Eddy Greene hooked into a bonnethead shark, and got the [...]
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National Fish Habitat Action Plan Announces 10 Waters to Watch List
Every year, the National Fish Habitat Action Plan spotlights the conservation efforts to help preserve some of our nation’s best fisheries. According to their official release, “these waters represent a snapshot of this year’s larger voluntary habitat conservation efforts in progress. These and other locally driven conservation projects are prioritized and implemented by regional Fish [...]
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Official: N.C. Spotted Bass, Not a State Record
Results from genetic testing conducted on Trivette’s catch came back last Friday and determined that the fish he caught from Lake Norman on Feb. 11 was not a pure spotted bass but rather a hybrid from a largemouth bass female and spotted bass male. Because the fish, which currently swims in Bass Pro Shops’ 23,000-gallon [...]
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Not a Sea Monster? You Could Have Fooled Me!
Wow–some folks in South Carolina woke up one morning recently to find this on their beach. They thought it was a “monster” of some kind. No way, according to the marine vet who was called in–just a sturgeon. But what a sturgeon!
South Carolina the Next State with High School Bass Fishing
The rise of competitive bass fishing on the high school level is an ongoing trend, and now South Carolina might be next in line with teens on the water. “They want their picture on the wall just like the football team and the volleyball and basketball and other state champion teams from Camden,” said Daniel [...]
South Carolina Reds
Despite a cold front, gnats and a tough tide, guide Tommy Scarborough in Georgetown, South Carolina managed to put us on some chunky redfish. These fish were in really skinny water, pushing back up little creeks and channels. But some shrimp tails and popping corks coaxed them out. Kim caught the lion's share… I chalked [...]
Myrtle Beach Fishing Reports
Sweet sound of multiple reels screaming as each rod doubles over when your bait spread is suddenly ambushed by a pack of monster Wahoo or how about a school of Yellowfin Tuna skyrocketing on an outrigger bait and burning 300yds of line off of a 50 wide better yet, the beautiful yellow, green, and blue [...]
Time to Book Your Myrtle Beach Gulf Stream Fishing Charter
Myrtle Beach Fishing is FUN for the whole family Feedin’ Frenzy Charters Is The Premier Gulf Stream Fishing Charter. The sweet sound of multiple reels screaming as each rod doubles over when your bait spread is suddenly ambushed by a school of Yellowfin Tuna or how bout a monster Wahoo skyrocketing on an outrigger bait [...]
How South Carolina “invented” inland striped bass
During the Great Depression, South Carolina undertook a controversial project. Through the use of federal funds, 40 miles of dams and dikes were constructed to flood 160,000 acres from the historic, moss-hung low country of Charleston, all the way inland to Columbia, to create Santee Cooper, Lake Moultrie and Lake Marion. The endgame of the [...]
