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04/09/2025

New 2025 fishing maps available for pre-order! Tons of new comprehensive data

04/08/2025

Get the New 2025 Cape Lookout, Cape Fear, Murrell's Inlet and Charleston Maps available for pre-sale - shipping April 14th. Bundle and Save with Nav-Unique and the new Maps Unique map.

03/31/2025

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Coming Soon~April 2025 New Cape Lookout, Cape Fear, Murrell’s Inlet and Charleston Maps!
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03/30/2025

Coming Soon~April 2025 New Cape Lookout, Cape Fear, Murrell’s Inlet and Charleston Maps!
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09/29/2024

A successful day of offshore fishing takes much more than great tackle, so here are a few ideas on what you can do to minimize your costs and have the most productive day fishing possible.

A successful day of offshore fishing takes much more than great tackle, a super list of waypoints, and years of experience. It also requires developing and having the discipline to follow a well-thought-out plan, evenly more important today with the rising fuel prices. So here are a few ideas on wha...

09/27/2024

Starting October 2, 2024, Saltwater Angler & Sportsman Magazine will be renamed The Angler & Sportsman Magazine. This name change reflects the transformation we are undergoing, driven by the evolving interests of outdoor sports enthusiasts. We are broadening our scope to include freshwater fishing and offering more extensive coverage of hunting and other outdoor activities.

The staff and contributing writers of Saltwater Angler & Sportsman Magazine are pleased to announce a significant expansion of our brand. This growth will include major advancements in our 12-year-old digital publication. Starting October 2, 2024, Saltwater Angler & Sportsman Magazine will be rename...

09/13/2024

“September is typically the second month of old drum season, but it’s when we have the most fish in the area. The weather in August always takes a toll on the fish, but when they feel even the slightest hint of cooler weather coming on, it makes a big difference in how they feed.

North Carolina’s old drum fishery kicks into high gear during September.