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Kiawah to Edisto Island Fishing Report For JULY – Capt John Ward

With the arrival of July we are at the mid point of summer, with warm water, calm days, and common …

Sawfish News: July 2020

Sawfish bear live young, take many years to reach sexual maturity, and produce very few offspring. This reproductive strategy does not allow sawfish to replenish the population very quickly

Treasure Coast Waterway Cleanup Goes Virtual

Waterway cleanup volunteers are encouraged to pre-register whether they plan to show up at a site or choose the social distancing option of the virtual cleanup. The event’s traditional T-shirts will still be available to volunteers, along with a commemorative burgee for boats and watercraft.
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Kiawah to Edisto Island Fishing Report For JUNE – Capt John Ward

The water is warm and the days are getting longer, June is here and variety has been the name of …

Fishing the Fronts

Capt. Neil Eisner Some of my best back country fishing charters have come twelve to twenty four hours before a …

Kiawah to Edisto Island Fishing Report For MAY – Capt John Ward

May is a great month for fishing in the low country, because May is a bridge month transitioning Spring to …

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Pat Hutchinson Lands World Record Blue Catfish on Light Tackle

Pat Hutchinson set a new IGFA Women’s 3-kg (6 lb.) Line Class World Record with a 13.61-kilogram (30-pound) blue catfish caught on the James River in Virginia. The record-setting catfish struck her cut bait, and after a determined 22-minute battle, Pat successfully landed the fish. She weighed it on a certified scale before safely releasing it back into the river.

Record-Breaking Catch: Weston Lands 153-Pound Alligator Gar on 2-Pound Line

On April 8, 2025, angler Art Weston reeled in an astonishing 153-pound alligator gar while fishing on Lake Livingston, TX

Big Trouble in Morehead City

There’s nothing quite like the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament, and the 2025 tournament reminded us all why it’s one …

You Weren’t Meant to Live in Traffic

If you’re someone who dreams in tides, lives for casting lines at sunrise, and feels most at home with salt …