In the fight for the throne of Lake Wylie bass fishing, round one goes to the pro.
Local marine businesses are banking on a big weekend once the calendar flips to February. They’re hoping area boat enthusiasts will see it as the same opportunity.
A blast of winter weather Jan. 21 didn’t stop the Catawba Catfish Club on Lake Wylie.
The River Hills Yacht Club will host a Membership Drive and Happy Hour at 5:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 27, at Fat Cats Oyster Bar & Grill.
A new series to decide a “king” of Lake Wylie bass fishing begins Jan. 28 with the weigh in at 3 p.m. at Buster Boyd Access Area.
The next Catawba Catfish Club tournament will be held Jan. 21 on Lake Wylie, launching from Buster Boyd Access Area.
Instead of letting your Christmas tree take up space in a landfill this year, state natural resources officials suggest giving it a second life by putting it to good use for fish or wildlife.
The Midlands Striper Club held its final tournament of the year Dec. 17 on Lake Murray, with the weigh-in at Spinners Resort.
The 34th annual Lake Norman New Year’s Day Barefoot Challenge will be held Sunday, Jan. 1, at Lake Norman Marina. The event, which is set to begin around noon, will be hosted by Lake Norman Marina and the Carolina Show Ski Team.
The SC Department of Natural Resources plans to build a 2.5-acre public boat ramp about 5 miles southwest of Hickory Grove at the S.C. 211 bridge over the Broad River in York County. The ramp will open up the river to more people.