It's all about trout!
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 12 48 p.m.
CRISP MORNINGS. CLEAR WATER. GOOD FRIENDS. GREAT FISHING.
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Angler's raise $25,000 for memorial reef
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 12 45 p.m.
The inaugural S.C. Memorial Billfish Challenge tournament raised more than $25,000
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Lights, camera...fish on!
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 12 40 p.m.
Celebrity Classic tournament puts Lowcountry fishing in the ESPN spotlight.
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Maritime News
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 12 35 p.m.
What's happening in the Maritime News.
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Got an event?
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 12 32 p.m.
Events in the maritime community.
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Off on a new Adventure
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 12 25 p.m.
Charles Towne Landing reclaims a piece of its maritime past.
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Editor's Letter
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 12 20 p.m.
Grab a sweater. Take a coat. Pack a blanket. Do what you gotta do, just don’t let the cool weather scare you off the water.
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U.S. Coast Guard Report: November 2008
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 12 17 p.m.
The U.S. Coast Guard reported the following incidents for October 2008.
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Making the Mona Lisa
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 12 15 p.m.
Building boats and sailing solo are a cinch for this 78-year-old professor of biochemistry.
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Paddleboarders, longboarders heat up IOP beach
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 12 10 p.m.
The Joe Hiller Longboard Classic was full of firsts this year.
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A voyage of discovery
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 12 05 p.m.
CofC students combine class work, real science and a taste of life at sea.
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The ultimate feel-good food
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 12 00 p.m.
Lowcountry chefs strut their stuff in 5th annual Sustainable Seafood Festival.
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Studies shed new light on cobia
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 12 00 p.m.
Popular fishing spots may be spawning grounds.
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Maritime Events
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 12 00 p.m.
Local events in the maritime community.
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Catch 'em up!
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 12 00 p.m.
Shrimp baiting season is in full swing in the Lowcountry. So grab your net, head out at sunset and fill your freeer.
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Riders on the storm
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 12 00 p.m.
Surfers, kayakers take advantage of tropical storm
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Nesting sea turtles enjoy banner year
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 12 00 p.m.
Sea turtles have a great year. Large number of nests, good hatch rates reported
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2008 is turning out to be one bear of a year
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 12 00 p.m.
Whooooeeee — 2008 is turning out to be one bear of a year.
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Tideline's cookbook for Decapitated Decapod Crustaceans
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 12 00 p.m.
It’s shrimp baiting season in the Lowcountry, which means you have the opportunity to bag your own fresh shrimp from Lowcountry waters and cook ‘em up good.
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Meet a modern naturalist
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 12 00 p.m.
Kayak guide reconnects people with natural world
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Crab laws could pick up steam
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 12 00 p.m.
State agencies looking at new regulations.
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Why Fishing The Jetties Rocks
Tuesday, Sept. 2, 03 31 p.m.
Early fall is a fine time at the rocks
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Shallow-water fishing machines
Tuesday, Sept. 2, 03 08 p.m.
Kayaks give anglers the chance to fish where others can’t
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38.32-pound fish wins Miracles
Tuesday, Sept. 2, 02 47 p.m.
Beaufort fishing team takes top mackerel prize
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Ships may slow down for whales
Tuesday, Sept. 2, 12 13 p.m.
Feds considering new rules to limit speeds
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Way to go, Folly Beach
Tuesday, Sept. 2, 12 11 p.m.
Fed up with the ever increasing number of derelict boats marring their community’s saltmarsh
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You Gotta Regatta Rockville
Tuesday, Sept. 2, 12 09 p.m.
Some go to race sailboats. Others go to raft up and cut loose. But we all go for the spectacle.
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Sea Tow captain loves the rush
Tuesday, Sept. 2, 12 08 p.m.
25-year-old captain lives for the tough calls.
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Lionfish invasion well underway
Tuesday, Sept. 2, 12 07 p.m.
Biologists fear the worst from venomous stranger
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When fish is not enough
Tuesday, Sept. 2, 12 05 p.m.
It takes more than a plate full of fi llets to
make a meal, so dress up your seafood feast
with this hearty and truly Southern salad
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Governor's Cup of Surfing 2008
Tuesday, Sept. 2, 12 00 p.m.
Small waves? No problem. At least not for South Carolina’s surfing elite.
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'Fish' On
Monday, Aug. 4, 12 00 a.m.
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Sailing Program, docks may be headed for Shem Creek
Monday, Aug. 4, 12 00 a.m.
Mount Pleasant gives initial OK for park planned for late 2009.
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Tangling with tarpon? Better hold on tight...
Monday, Aug. 4, 12 00 a.m.
When it comes to “silver kings,” Florida may have the numbers, but South Carolina’s got the size.
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Trophy Case
Monday, Aug. 4, 12 00 a.m.
Tideline is proud to bring you “Trophy Case,” a partnership with The Post and Courier newspaper featuring the best staff and reader-submitted fishing photographs from the Lowcountry and beyond.
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Flounder gigging basics
Monday, Aug. 4, 12 00 a.m.
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Tired of slow-trolling menhaden for hours on end?
Monday, Aug. 4, 12 00 a.m.
Tired of slow-trolling menhaden for hours on end? Too bad.
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Botany Bay Plantation WMA open for public use
Monday, Aug. 4, 12 00 a.m.
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What's your plan?
Monday, Aug. 4, 12 00 a.m.
On Sept. 21, 1989, Hurricane Hugo took the helm of thousands of Lowcountry boats while the true captains waited helplessly to find out if their vessels would survive the storm unscathed. Many didn’t.
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'Miracles' time again
Monday, Aug. 4, 12 00 a.m.
Sure, there may be more money in the Governor’s Cup billfish tournaments. And there may be more glory in winning a national kingfishing championship. But for local bragging rights, you’ll find no better competition than the annual Lowcountry king mackerel tournament known as “Fishing for Miracles.”
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A sight to see
Monday, Aug. 4, 12 00 a.m.
Governor's Cup of Surfing Aug 9-10.
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Folly's surf shack shaper
Monday, Aug. 4, 12 00 a.m.
Former pro surfer still building boards and loving life.
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Now that's a big dolphin
Monday, Aug. 4, 12 00 a.m.
When the big bull dolphin first swam into
the spread of baits, Capt. Jay Weaver tried
to get mate Ryan Riggs of Charleston to
pull the bait away.
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Addicted to air
Monday, Aug. 4, 12 00 a.m.
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The beach is back
Monday, Aug. 4, 12 00 a.m.
The beach is so wide now the blue umbrellas look tiny. The Ocean Club condos are so far across the hot sand that barefoot young bathers hop like mad.
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Trophy Case
Tuesday, July 1, 02 23 p.m.
Tideline is proud to bring you “Trophy Case,” a new partnership with The Post and Courier newspaper featuring the best staff and reader-submitted fishing photographs from the Lowcountry and beyond.
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Plan floated for federal saltwater fishing license
Tuesday, July 1, 01 37 p.m.
Data collection may exempt S.C. anglers
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New name, new attitude at Harbor Fest
Tuesday, July 1, 12 00 p.m.
New name, new attitude at Harbor Fest - Maritime Events
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Who needs hook and line?
Tuesday, July 1, 12 00 p.m.
Lowcountry diver raises profile of spearfishing, underwater exploration.
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'All these animals were so deep nobody ever thought to look'
Tuesday, July 1, 12 00 p.m.
'All these animals were so deep nobody ever thought to look' Governor asks Bush to declare deep-ocean paradise off-limits.
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Ripley Light Yacht Club plans 200-boat expansion
Tuesday, July 1, 12 00 a.m.
Charleston boaters soon may have a one-stop marina where they not only can tie up their boats but also work out and take the kids for a swim in the pool.
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Soaring fuel prices force anglers, captains to rethink strategies
Tuesday, July 1, 12 00 a.m.
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NOAA grants help keep observation buoys afloat
Tuesday, July 1, 12 00 a.m.
Two regional coastal observing systems operating hand in hand off the Carolinas have won nearly $2 million in National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration grants.
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We all got a little smarter after Memorial Day weekend.
Tuesday, July 1, 12 00 a.m.
We're proud to announce that Tideline, the Lowcountry's premier maritime magazine, will now be published monthly.
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Spot those tails
Tuesday, July 1, 12 00 a.m.
You’ve earned this moment.
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Carving it up
Tuesday, July 1, 12 00 a.m.
Sport, art or hobby? From families just having fun to pros making $300,000 a year, everyone digs sand sculpting
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Turtles doing well this year
Tuesday, July 1, 12 00 a.m.
Nest numbers could double estimates made last year
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Wahine Tournament
Tuesday, July 1, 12 00 a.m.
Wahine: 1. A girl or young woman (in Hawaii and Polynesia). 2. Slang. A young woman surfer. 3. One of the best things about Folly Beach
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So simple, and so good
Tuesday, July 1, 12 00 a.m.
The fish taco can be reduced to a simple equation:
Fish + Tortilla = Fish Taco.
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Addiction
Tuesday, July 1, 12 00 a.m.
Summerville husband-and-wife fishing fanatics sink their teeth into big-money mackerel tournaments.
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'Wahines' take center stage at Folly Beach
Tuesday, May 6, 02 17 p.m.
Expect big crowds at this year’s Wahine Classic, a surfing contest for girls and women, to be held May 31-June 1 at the Washout on Folly Beach.
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Fish that catch themselves?
Tuesday, May 6, 02 17 p.m.
Scientists test plan to use sound instead of bait to entice fish
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Sonar range raises concern for whales
Tuesday, May 6, 02 17 p.m.
The Northern right whale is a 40-ton, 60-foot-long giant with fins as big as boats. Though fewer than 400 are known to exist, more than four dozen were spotted swimming off South Carolina shores last winter.
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Lowcountry Fishing Calendar
Tuesday, May 6, 02 17 p.m.
Lowcountry fishing calendar
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Amistad sets sail for Harbor Fest 2008
Tuesday, May 6, 02 16 p.m.
Famed schooner joins fleet of tall ships heading to Charleston for new maritime festival
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Good fun or nuisance?
Tuesday, May 6, 02 16 p.m.
Love ’em or hate ’em, more personal watercraft are headed to the Lowcountry’s waterways
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Bad news, good news
Tuesday, May 6, 02 16 p.m.
When the economy turns south, demand for boat maintenance and repair heads north
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Words of Wisdom
Tuesday, May 6, 02 16 p.m.
You'll never know all you need to know about fishing. But a few tips from the pros can go a long way to upping your angling IQ.
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Crazy for cobia
Tuesday, May 6, 02 16 p.m.
May and June mark prime time for these fierce fighting fish
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Aaahh … the ‘island’ life
Tuesday, May 6, 02 16 p.m.
In the wake of tough economic times, the number of registered recreation boats nationwide has been drifting downward. But South Carolina is swimming against the tide.
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Race Week draws fleet of out-of-towners
Tuesday, May 6, 02 15 p.m.
A new sailing tradition is taking shape on the East Coast, and it draws more and more boats to Charleston every April.
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Scout Boats heads offshore
Tuesday, May 6, 02 15 p.m.
Summerville manufacturer pushes even deeper with new 350 Abaco
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Is the party over on Morris Island?
Tuesday, May 6, 02 15 p.m.
You can have a good time on Morris Island. No doubt about that.
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The Flying Dolphin
Tuesday, May 6, 01 56 p.m.
If you’re in trouble on the water, these are the folks you want to see. Meet your guardian angels.
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Seared Golden Tilefish with Edamame and Baby Shiitake Mushrooms and Thai Coconut Cream
Tuesday, March 4, 05 05 p.m.
This edition of Coastal Cuisine comes courtesy of Craig Deihl (above), executive chef at the renowned Cypress restaurant on East Bay Street in downtown Charleston.
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Roll with it
Tuesday, March 4, 02 27 p.m.
Imagine a paddler’s paradise. It’s a place where bright boats in a rainbow of colors float in a lake and where many more vessels wait on shore.
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CCA launches ‘Topwater Action’ plan
Tuesday, March 4, 02 00 p.m.
A local conservation group is taking a cue from the popular Adopt-A-Highway program and applying the same principles of stewardship to Lowcountry waterways.
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Shad: A ritual of spring
Tuesday, March 4, 01 47 p.m.
Father to teenage daughter: “Why don’t you come shad fishing with me this year?” Daughter to father: “You mean spend a long weekend sitting on a cold river just to catch a bony, pregnant fish and then turn it loose?”
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Plight of the pelican
Tuesday, March 4, 01 36 p.m.
Crab Bank keeps shrinking, even as more threatened shorebird nests crowd the remaining slivers of sand. Two years after noticing that the vital rookery was sliding into Charleston Harbor, the state is talking about fixes. But so far, it’s wait and see.
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Little spots, big fish
Tuesday, March 4, 11 51 a.m.
When you KNOW big grouper are waiting below, 30 minutes feels like two hours. It was halfway though a good day of fishing about 35 miles east of Charleston Harbor,
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What’s really down there?
Tuesday, March 4, 11 15 a.m.
Knowing when to fish offshore in the future might involve a little more than learning the seasons. It just might take video clips.
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Spirit makes first voyage offshore
Tuesday, March 4, 10 47 a.m.
The Spirit of South Carolina made its first trip offshore in February, crewed by 18 students from Ashley Hall, an independent preparatory school for girls.
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Where did the water go?
Tuesday, March 4, 10 43 a.m.
Lakes Marion and Moultrie have long enjoyed a reputation as the state’s premier freshwater fishing destination. Created in the early 1940s by the damming of the Santee and Cooper rivers, these sister lakes quickly earned a following among Palmetto State anglers.Striped bass, a species that normally migrates from saltwater to freshwater to breed, flourished in this relatively new freshwater ecosystem. Fishing for largemouth bass, crappie and bream also was extraordinary.
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SEWE a haven for maritime art
Tuesday, March 4, 10 38 a.m.
You could find them tucked in somewhere amid the swirling crowds, the $40,000 bronze marlin sculptures, the $25,000 paintings of African wildlife. They were the locals, the small-timers, the artists who take their inspiration from the Lowcountry’s many rivers and creeks and beaches. This year’s Southeastern Wildlife Exposition, held on a sunny February weekend, drew an estimated 40,000 people to downtown Charleston.
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Longlining research project begins at Charleston Bump
Tuesday, March 4, 10 10 a.m.
Commercial fishing boats taking part in a federal research program have begun targeting swordfish at an area about 80 miles offshore of Charleston that has been closed to longlining since 2001. The project, which began in late February, has raised the anger of offshore recreational fishermen and conservationists who fear the move is a prelude to reopening protected areas and loosening restrictions that have helped swordfish stocks recover from massive overfishing.
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Tuesday, March 4, 10 05 a.m.
Here we are, at the start of what will undoubtedly be another fantastic Lowcountry fishing season. In March and April, warmer water and spring conditions should stoke the fire on the redfish flats, and maybe even turn on the tuna offshore. By May and June, the dolphin will be thick, and the big-money anglers will be chasing billfish in the Stream.
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Wednesday, Jan. 16, 12 00 a.m.
I have to admit: The winter has taken a toll on my fishing.
I can’t blame the cold, either. It’s seemed more like a warm spring than frigid winter over the past few months. And besides, I’ve got the gear to keep me warm.
The sad truth — and I don’t think I’m alone here — is that the deer and ducks (and holidays and work) have gotten in the way a bit.
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Inside the ACE Basin
Wednesday, Jan. 16, 12 00 a.m.
The ACE Basin is more than a just a place. Encompassing 350,000 coastal acres south of Charleston, the national wildlife reserve stands as a treasure-trove of protected habitats as diverse as the creatures that call it home. This extensive mix of private and public land wedged between the Ashepoo, Combahee and Edisto rivers remains a wild and isolated place,
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Reptile rumble
Wednesday, Jan. 16, 12 00 a.m.
Tiny battles. The natural world is rife with them. Be they playful contests or life-and-death struggles, not a day goes by without conflicts. Alan Hawes, a photographer with The Post and Courier, captured one of these intense little scenes during a recent visit to the S.C. Aquarium in Charleston. Hawes shot away as two of its freshwater denizens duked it out in a menacing-looking but apparently playful bout.
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In one day, They will...
Wednesday, Jan. 16, 12 00 a.m.
Save 14 lives l Assist 123 people in distress l Interdict 22 illegal migrants at sea l Conduct 78 search and rescue operations l Seize $8.4 million worth of illegal drugs l Respond to 12 oil and hazardous chemical spills l Inspect 25 waterfront facilities l Do 21 commercial vessel safety inspections*
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Lowcountry whales
Wednesday, Jan. 16, 12 00 a.m.
Latest aerial surveys spot larger numbers of extremely rare right whales a few miles off the coast; Ports Authority pays for increased monitoring. As soon as the plane took off, the survey team spotted two 40-ton mammoths slipping through the ocean just offshore of Isle of Palms.
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Oyster Roast
Wednesday, Jan. 16, 12 00 a.m.
Cook ‘em up: The earliest oyster roasts involved simply dumping them onto a bed of hot coals and waiting for the shells to pop. The cooking process has evolved somewhat, but the idea remains the same. Two methods are most popular. The more traditional way is to build a hot fire beneath a metal grill or heavy metal cooker (bottom, right). Once the metal heats up, scatter the oysters on top and then cover them in wet burlap. When the oyster shells begin to open, it’s time to haul them out and begin shucking.
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Keep paddling, just stay warm
Wednesday, Jan. 16, 12 00 a.m.
It’s cold outside. Time to put away the kayak for the winter and plop down in front of that flat screen as you work on getting a softer, flabbier midsection by visiting the fridge during every commercial break until spring. Or maybe not. With bug-free adventures, less-crowded boat landings and the stark beauty of the season’s landscapes, winter kayaking can be pure bliss. But it’s also serious stuff.
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Billfishing at its best
Wednesday, Jan. 16, 12 00 a.m.
The captain and crew of Summer Girl, a 42-foot boat out of Ripley Light Marina, grabbed the gold ring of saltwater sportfishing in late 2007. Steve Leasure, Kelly, Josh White, Danny Stewart, Mike Jackson and Buck Howell headed out to the Gulf Stream for a late-season billfishing trip on Dec. 13.
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Beach camping
Wednesday, Jan. 16, 12 00 a.m.
Imagine curling up in a warm sleeping bag on a crisp winter night, enjoying the lingering smell of a campfire as the rolling surf lulls you to sleep. When you wake in the morning, you’ll unzip the tent and walk out onto a pristine beach. You’ll see no tourists, no condos, no hotels, no mini-mansions by the sea. Nothing but a bright sunrise glancing off the slick-calm Atlantic Ocean.
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Stalking the shallows: Winter is the best time to chase huge schools of redfish on the flats
Tuesday, Nov. 13, 03 28 p.m.
“There they are,” Palmer whispered. From his perch atop the poling platform of his 16-foot flats boat, my friend saw them first. Working slowly through a maze of oyster bars and spartina grass off the Kiawah River, Palmer quietly poled the skiff onto the mudflat.I soon noticed the rippled surface ahead of the boat.
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Modern maritime mystery: A century after the Leif Eriksson was lost, local spearfishermen dive into history
Tuesday, Nov. 13, 01 27 p.m.
It’s a good place to dive, a sweet spot for spear-fishing and has long been one of the Lowcountry’s more bizarre maritime mysteries. For years, the skeletal frame of a ship that divers call the Anchor Wreck has sat anonymously in 100 feet of water off Bull’s Bay, attracting fish and fishermen.
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Report finds fish-eaters tainted with mercury
Tuesday, Nov. 13, 10 28 a.m.
Fishermen across South Carolina’s coastal plain have long heard of the “fish advisories,” issued by state health and environmental officials, warning people not to eat some fish caught in the state’s rivers, streams and estuaries. But no one ever checked to see if people who ate these fish were being harmed. Now, The Post and Courier has discovered the answer.
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Tuesday, Nov. 13, 10 21 a.m.
Some of my friends just can’t figure out why I love duck hunting as much as I do. To be honest, I sometimes wonder myself. A typical hunt begins at 3 a.m. After only three hours of sleep, you brew coffee and groggily start loading up your gear in the frigid pre-dawn.
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Making a list, checking it twice
Tuesday, Nov. 13, 12 00 a.m.
Got a kayaker on your holiday gift-giving list? Not sure whether your efforts will sink or swim? Here’s a guide for cool stuff that Santa will be proud to carry in his bow and stern compartments this year. Once the paddler on your list tears into that wrapping paper, he or she will be so happy, you may even be invited to go on a day trip or two.
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