With a beautiful weather window after Christmas and a red snapper season that was open until the new year, many Gulf anglers took advantage and made one last deep trip west for 2025. I was one of them ...

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is accepting applications for its Quarter 3 Atlantic Red Snapper Exempted Fishing Permits Project until Jan. 13. Applicants for the FWC Hot Spot ...

HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) — Recreational anglers in South Carolina can now fish for all 55 species in the red snapper-grouper complex, year-round, within 3 miles of state waters. Gov. Henry McMaster ...

April is coming to a close which means the start of shallow water grouper fishing season. However, this year there will be one big change. Federal fishery managers are concerned about catch limits for ...

Meanwhile, Oak Hill's famous shrimp are gathering steam. Crappie are still biting in the St. Johns. The Tomoka River is ...

It opened last summer with fish from far-flung places and now offers classes, seafood boils to go, cleaning services, soup, sauces, spices and more ...

Closer to shore and in the shallows, snook season is now open. The season opened Sept. 1 with amendments to the management plan in place since the devastating and well-documented red tide events of ...

Every June, offshore anglers wish for good weather to head west into the Gulf of Mexico. It’s the time of year red snapper season begins and the offshore waters of the Gulf are frequented for their ...

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A law signed by Gov. Henry McMaster says the state will no longer follow NOAA rules aimed at recovering red snapper within 3 nautical miles of the state’s shoreline. South Carolina will no longer ...

Will we? Won't we? Or do we need to take a cross-state drive? If you fish Atlantic waters off Florida, that's your situation with red snapper. In the eyes of federal fishery managers, the fate of this ...