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  • Fishing the Inlet In Fall

    Fishing the Inlet In Fall

    Recently we asked competitive light tackle angler, Captain Rennie Clark to take a few minutes to share his thoughts and experience on the benefits and ways to fish the inlets of the Coastal Carolinas. 
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  • Fall Fishing For False Albacore

    Fall Fishing For False Albacore

    Fishing for False Albacore is a group of relatively simple steps, but those steps are non-negotiable. The first 3 things you need to have is light rods, heavy line and lots of muscle.
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  • Speckled Trout Fishing Made Easy

    Speckled Trout Fishing Made Easy

    The Speckled Trout fishing is getting better as we slip into the cooler days of Fall in the Low Country of South Carolina. As always, Captain Kevin Blair of Charleston shares a simple, but highly effective way to fish for Specs.
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  • Fishing Forecast For October 28, 2020

    Fishing Forecast For October 28, 2020

    Fall is here and the warmer temps remain. That means great fishing is still here. King Mackerel are all along the Carolina Coast and just off the beaches. Even lots of reports of Bluefish and Spanish are coming as well along with Albacore.
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  • Reds On The Surf – Carolina ALL OUT

    Reds On The Surf – Carolina ALL OUT

    Pushing the limits of their waders the ALL OUT Crew are fighting the relentless waves of the Crystal Coast to reach the schools of Red Drum that are feeding on the shoals spanning out from Cape Lookout!
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  • Speckled Trout Fishing....Kayak Style

    Speckled Trout Fishing....Kayak Style

    For kayak anglers, targeting speckled trout falls into three main categories: trolling, casting artificial baits and drifting live baits. Trolling is a tested tactic starting in mid-September and tapering off by December.
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  • Trophy Trout Specialists Speak Out On Best Tactics

    Trophy Trout Specialists Speak Out On Best Tactics

    While it’s possible to luck into a bragging-size trout now and then, catching trophies consistently takes skill and a thorough -knowledge of the fish’s habits and habitats. Three inshore experts who tally numerous heavyweights every year detail the secrets to their ongoing success.
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