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Rod Thomas shows off a nice Winyah Bay speckled trout. Winyah Bay specks tearing up artificials
October 3, 2008
Winyah Bay has been full of fresh water in recent weeks – runoff from late-summer tropical storms – but that hasn’t hurt the fishing.

By Dan Kibler

This 35-pound Lake Wylie flathead catfish hit a piece of cut bream for guide Chris Nichols. Wylie starting to spit out big flatheads
September 3, 2008
Guide Chris Nichols has never known Lake Wylie to be a great lake for flathead catfish – at least not until this summer.

By Dan Kibler

Artificials fished under a popping cork were the ticket on Bulls Bay speckled trout for guide Tom Siwarski on Thursday. Tide is wrong, but Bulls Bay specks are right on
August 28, 2008
When you can knock out three dozen speckled trout, during dog days, on the wrong tide, you’ve had a heckuva day.

By Dan Kibler

Big blue catfish are becoming quite common on Lake Wateree. Lake Wateree catfish action as hot as the weather
August 8, 2008
The only thing as hot as the August weather may be the catfishing on Lake Wateree. At least that’s the message from Rodger Taylor of Rock Hill, who operates Catfish On! Guide Service.

By Dan Kibler

Redfish in the marshes around North Inlet have been hitting topwater plugs for a couple of hours every morning. Early morning has meant hot fishing for Georgetown guide
August 1, 2008
Capt. Newman Weaver has been proving over the past week, in a fishy sort of way, that the early bird is still getting the worm – even if it’s piloting a flats boat.

By Dan Kibler

Lots of small reds, specks means great fishing in future
July 14, 2008
A lot of fishermen turn up their noses at the thought of catching lots of small fish, but Capt. Rawling Pratt-Thomas of Charleston Inshore Charters said the past week has convinced him that there’s a bright side.

By Dan Kibler

Chuck Griffin shows off a pair of flounder caught on a nearshore piece of structure off Charleston. Nearshore rocks, reefs and wrecks produce mixed bag of fun
June 27, 2008
One thing about summertime fishing is that it’s predictable. Good fishermen can figure out where fish are holding in early June and have a good idea that they’ll stay through Labor Day.


By Dan Kibler

Surprising shallow bass
June 21, 2008
With the mercury in the thermometer pegged above the 90-degree mark, Rusty White, a guide and tournament fisherman, is thrilled that he’s got Lake Wateree a short drive from his home in Rock Hill.

By Dan Kibler

Redfish weighing around 30 pounds have been showing up in the mouth of Charleston Harbor around the Sharks, bull redfish make Charleston Harbor hot spots come alive
June 12, 2008
If summer is right around the corner, then it must be time to start seeing big redfish and all manner of sharks move into inlets along the South Carolina coast, providing some great battles for fishermen like Capt. Jeremy Espiritu of Shallow Thoughts Inshore Fishing in Charleston.

By Dan Kibler

Bulls Bay specks providing plenty of spring action
May 16, 2008
The Bulls Bay/Cape Romain area has been a hot spot for speckled trout for the past several weeks, with fishermen like Rob Beglin of Pawley’s Island averaging better than 20 fish per day.
By Dan Kibler

Lake Wylie bass fishermen have been using a wide variety of lures to trick post-spawn bass. Lake Wylie bass on the move
May 2, 2008
Jerry Neeley of Carolinas Fishing Guide Service said that largemouth bass at Lake Wylie are on the move – off the beds and headed out.

By Dan Kibler

Early season specks have shown up in good numbers in the Winyah Bay area Early-season bite good for speckled trout in Winyah Bay
April 25, 2008
Early season trout fishing has been fairly good in the Winyah Bay area, according to Steve Hedrick, who runs Reel EZ Guide Service out of Belle Island Marina in Georgetown.
By Dan Kibler

Hartwell stripers, hybrids feeding on spawning herring
April 11, 2008
One of nature’s great coincidences is the cause of some great fishing on Lake Hartwell.

Hybrid bass and striped bass are making their spring spawning runs up into rivers and major creeks all over the lake – at just about the same time that blueback herring are starting to spawn in many of the same areas.
By Dan Kibler

Drifting for blue catfish working well at Santee Cooper
April 4, 2008
Capt. Dave Broome of Dave Broome’s Guide Service will wait a little while before he starts fishing for crappie and bream, and the way he’s been catching catfish, who can blame him?

By Dan Kibler

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