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…

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,…

I'm a Redfish Tournament Angler and guide that fishes in tournaments from North Carolina to Louisiana. To me, there is nothing that compares to sight fishing in…

Most of us only think of flounder fishing being done on the banks of places like the ICW creeks, rivers, and bays of Coastal Carolina because that’s…

While the evolution of Flounder fishing has been slight, there still have been notable changes over the years. We wanted to look back at that evolution and…

Flounder gigging is a nocturnal sport. Flounder can be seen after dark on the sandy bottoms of inlets, sounds and marsh environments.  Equipment needed depends on whether…

Fishing over offshore structure is many times misunderstood. When we think of underwater structures we picture large objects like sunken vessels and other materials deposited in the…

Coastal Carolina Fisherman e-Magazine is pleased to announce 4 additions to the our growing list of contributing writers. We're fortunate to have many of the Carolina's best…

Captain Gary Dubiel is one the most well know light tackle anglers on the Carolina Coast. His tips on Speckled Trout fishing have been seen on numerous…

Who says flounder fishing is just for warmer weather? Captain Ray Dixon of Carolina Beach, North Carolina begs to differ. With the recent hurricane the negative impact…