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A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Catch Jocassee bass at night Terry Dodson caught the state-record smallmouth bass, but he’ll never forget the day he had what he’s convinced was the state-record largemouth in his sights as well. ... By Scott Keepfer |
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Bream-Bustin’ River
The Wateree River is a bream fisherman’s delight Tell someone you’ve been fishing on the Wateree River, and they’re likely to ask how the catfish are biting. ... By Brian Cope |
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B’s in Your Bonnet
Bonnethead sharks provide great summertime action in Charleston area. After anchoring up in one of his favorite fishing holes in Charleston Harbor, Capt. Rick Hiott set about baiting and fan-casting rods around the stern of his center-console boat. ... By Phillip Gentry |
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Cross the Line
Wondering what to throw this month in the salty marsh? Take a look in your freshwater box. A lot of fisherman in the Carolinas go both ways — that is, they target both freshwater and saltwater species of fish throughout the year. ... By Glenn Hudson |
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Saltwater Series: North Inlet
Fishing these North Inlet hot spots is well worth the boat ride. North Inlet is a little off the beaten path — if water can be beaten — but most South Carolina fishermen know how to find it. ... By Dan Kibler |
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‘Slam’ the Broad River
Broad River is a great place to catch the summer inshore slam: reds, specks, flounder. Summers in the Lowcountry are plagued with biting insects, high humidity and scorching temperatures; not to mention afternoon thunderstorms that pop up out of nowhere. ... By Bryan Bowers |
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| From the Broad River to North Inlet, fishing for redfish this month is as hot as it gets. Photo By David Brown |
COLUMNS: |
| Currents You will catch reds after reading this book By Dan Kibler |
| Greener Pastures Productive fall food plots result from planning, planting By Jeff Burleson |
| Livewell Ashley wins at Murray; Hite gives SC pros a 1-2 BASS finish By Glenn Corley |
| Lunker Lines It's bream time! Summer panfish are hard to beat By Davy Hite |
| Marine Electronics A wireless kill switch never gets in your way By Allan Tarvid |
| Paddling Palmetto On 'Broad'-way: Upstate river has it all By Phillip Gentry |
| Santee Stringer Go deep, young man: Bass, crappie, catfish beat the heat By Terry Madewell |
| Sound & Sea Fork tails and fly rods: Spanish mackerel offer great sport this month By Jeff Dennis |
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