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Fall fishing is just around the corner which means the fishing along the Southern coast will be at its best. That’s especially true when it comes to…

  As hot as it's been, it's hard to believe that the cooler days of the summer will be here before you know it. that means the…

The Carolinas boast a rich maritime heritage and are home to some of the finest saltwater and inshore fishing manufacturers in the world. From legendary offshore trolling…

Locating king mackerel, often called “smoker kings”, along the Carolina coast requires understanding their strict relationship with water temperature, bait migrations, and underwater topography. These swift, toothy…

Long before Charleston became known for its historic homes, horse-drawn carriages, and world-class restaurants, it was known for the water. The city was built because of it,…

You'll be surprised how sounds and sight matters to fish. This Parsons' Perspective video provides insight on how much these 2 important factors impacts your inshore fishing.

Staff at the Edenton National Fish Hatchery, operated by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, released 80,781 fingerlings near Bridgeton on June 22, followed by another 62,643…

Every summer, we always question ourselves on if we have the right lure of hot fishing season. Here are some the most popular lures this year for…

The coast of North Carolina is home to a unique multi-million-dollar industry born out of sheer necessity. During the mid-twentieth century, a small group of visionary mechanics,…

To consistently catch redfish in shallow flats, marshes, and mangroves, you must deliver your fly or lure accurately and quietly under tough conditions. Redfish are often spooky…

Recently, Saltwater Angler's contributing writer, Bob Carr, was fishing a local King Mackerel Tournament with a couple of fishing buddies. This is the story of that trip…

Few fish inspire anglers like the Atlantic tarpon. Mention the word tarpon around a group of fishermen and the conversation quickly turns to explosive strikes, long screaming…

The morning mist hangs heavily over Georgetown, South Carolina, where the Sampit, Great Pee Dee, Waccamaw, and Black rivers converge. My 2-hour drive from Wilmington was quick…

Every summer and fall, some of the largest redfish in the Carolinas leave the marshes and sounds to patrol the beaches. These giant fish, often called bull…

There is a particular kind of confidence that lives inshore. It rides comfortably in bay boats, speaks with authority about creeks and oyster bars, and carries an…

Explore the waters of the Nantahala River in the beautiful Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina with Carolina ALL OUT Host Chris Douglas and Catching the Nantahala Slam!…

While massive reservoirs like Lake Norman or Lake Moultrie draw the largest crowds, the Carolinas hide incredible under-fished gems. These waters bypass intense tournament pressure, allowing fish…

Inshore fishing in the Carolinas is controlled by tide more than almost any other factor. Weather, bait, water clarity, and season all matter, but tide decides where…

By midsummer, speckled trout fishing in the Carolinas becomes a game of timing, water movement, and patience. The easy spring bite has faded, the shallow flats have…