Fresh catch: Shrimp
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Fresh catch: Shrimp

Story by Bailey Gilliam  Local advice for deep-hole shrimping & shrimp baiting Lowcountry waters are swimming with delicious shrimp, so why not try your luck at netting a few? Grant Kaple, general manager of The Boathouse, recommends trying the two most preferred recreational methods: deep-hole shrimping and shrimp baiting. Each technique’s limit is regulated to…

Fresh catch: King mackerel
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Fresh catch: King mackerel

THIS IN-SEASON FISH HAS A FLAVOR FIT FOR ROYALTY. Story by Bailey Gilliam King mackerel, or kingfish is one of the most important game fish within its genus. Though there are commercial fisheries, recreational catches are almost 10 times larger than commercial catches. “It’s a recreational blue-collar fish,” said Grant Kaple, general manager of The…

Fresh catch: Atlantic spadefish
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Fresh catch: Atlantic spadefish

THESE STRONG FIGHTERS ARE MOST ACTIVE DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS. Story by Bailey Gilliam Some fishermen call them angelfish. Others refer to them as moonfish, sea donkey or butterflyfish. But let’s call a spade a spade. Here in the Lowcountry, they are known as spadefish. This schooling fish is valued by recreational fishers due to…

Fresh Catch: Atlantic tripletail
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Fresh Catch: Atlantic tripletail

Have three times the fun by learning to catch, clean and cook this floating fish. Story by Bailey Gilliam Atlantic tripletail, also known by names like flasher or steamboat, is probably the only fish in the ocean you’ll ever eat that appears to be “belly up” before caught. Tripletail fish float at the surface of…