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Here are the Hill's Landing Spring Fling Catfish Tournament Results March 7-8, 2009 and the March 28 & 29 Spring National Catfish Tournament Results at Randolph's Landing.
Carolina Catmen 2010 Season Opener.
On Saturday, January 9 the Carolina Catmen braved the cold for their first tournament of 2010 - on the Cooper River & Lake Moultrie. Thanks to JD Trammell for results and write-up.
1st Place Big Fish 45.30 lb. The Team of Capt. Bill
Saltzman, www.captwasbigcats.com
(shown right)
Richard Wimmer, & Jeff Smothers
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The threat of low temps & high winds did not stop 10 teams from turning
out for the Carolina Catmen 2010 Season Opener. The high winds ( gusting
up to 20 mph) may have convinced some teams to try their luck on the
river. The bitter 27 degree low had ice building on the lines. The big
blues still bit, though, with half the teams weighing in full 5 fish
limits. The Lake Vs. River battle heated up as the lake came out on top
for the second season in a row. The lake didn't produce the numbers of
fish that the river did but what the lake fishers did turn in was big
fish. The river produced high numbers of fish and river anglers claimed
to have the opportunity to cull - but they had no monsters to turn in.
The 36" rule made the weigh in very close, showing that as far back as
6th place merely needed 1 big fish to catch the leaders.
See photos of winners.
1st Place Team
The Team of Mark Stanley, Neil Stanley, & Jimmy Morton
Weighing in a 3 fish limit of 87.65 lbs.
They had a big fish weight of 38.50 lb.
2nd Place Team & Big Fish Honors
The Team of Bill Saltzman, Richard Wimmer, & Jeff Smothers
Weighing in a 3 fish limit of 77.70 lbs.
They had a Big Fish weight of 45.30 lb.
3rd Place Team
Team River Cat comprised of James Matherly,& Keith Windham
Weighing in a 5 fish limit of 65.30 lbs.
4th Place Team
The Team of Danny Brooks & Josh Bishop
Weighing in a 5 fish limit of 64.40 lbs.
5th Place Team
Team HOOK,LINE,&SINKER comprised of Eric Jenkins & Marya Maloy
Weighing in a 5 fish limit of 60.85 lbs.
6th Place Team
Team Cattasthrophe comprised of Russell & JD Trammell
Weighing in a 5 fish limit of 60.00 lbs
7th Place Team
The team of Neil Ferqueron & Leigh Bedder
Weighing in a 5 fish limit of 31.35 lbs.
Points Standings
1st 20 points Mark Stanley, Neil Stanley, Jimmy Morton
2nd 19 points Bill Saltzman, Richard Wimmer, Jeff Smothers
3rd 18 points Team River Cat
4th 17 points Danny Brooks, Josh Bishop
5th 16 points Team HOOK,LINE,&SINKER
6th 15 points Team Cattasthrophe
7th 14 points Neil Ferqueron, Leigh Bedder
T8th 13 points Team REBEL FISH
T8th 13 points Tom Morehead, Derrick Shipla
T8th 13 points Danny Keith, Bobby Owens
Carolina Catmen 2010 Tournament Trail
Jeff Roberson, (left) from Jamesville NC. with
a frisky wintertime Santee Blue he caught
fishing with Capt. Wayne Vining "Catfishnfool"
www.catfishnfool.com.
The shallow water action was caught on video. Watch
Catchin mean shallow water catfish on Santee Video 
www.catfishnfool.com
Watch Monster
Gator and Big Fish Videos
South Carolina, SANTEE
COPPER, GATOR HUNTING WITH CATFISHNFOOL
Shown right, Kathryn Maroun host of the International TV Show "What
A Catch!" with Capt. Darryl and the 96 lbs. catfish.
MIDLANDS ANGLER BREAKS BULLHEAD CATFISH RECORD An Irmo angler at on the Broad River near Columbia recently broke the South
Carolina state record for bullhead catfish by more than 3 ounces with a
6-pound, 6.3 ounce fish. George Eleazer, from Irmo, S.C, was on the Broad
River Wednesday, April 1 when he caught the record fish. Eleazer took the
fish to a Food Lion on the Peak Exit just off I-26 north of Irmo and had the
fish weighed on state certified scales at 6-pounds, 6.3 ounces. The bullhead
catfish was certified officially as the new state record by Hal Beard,
regional fisheries biologist for the S.C. Department of Natural Resources
(DNR) in Columbia. The fish had a total length of 27 inches. Check South
Carolina Freshwater Fish Records at:
www.dnr.sc.gov/fish/freshrecs/records.html . Short on Worms?
A new online
Bait Shop Locator
from
BoatU.S. Angler can
help you find a bait and
tackle shop near you or help you plan a fishing trip far from home.
A recent segment with Carolinas Outdoors
"Catfishing the Carolinas" article series focused primarily on fishing
Santee Cooper in SC. Brad Faircloth was fortunate to have Darryl Smith of
Capt. Darryl Smiths Guide Service send in an article with a few tips and
tricks to help everyone catch a TROPHY CATFISH. Here is a recent catch
(shown left) of a group that fished with Captain Darryl. You can read "How
to Catch a Trophy Catfish" article
here.
Found online at
http://www.BoatUSAngler.com/bait the free Locator allows anglers
to search by state, zip code, regions, bodies of water, or the type of
tackle used (salt or freshwater). Over 8,000
bait and tackle shops
are listed in 50 states as well as the Canadian provinces.
Once you've found a bait shop, the Locator will also let you know the
availability of services such as guides, charters and weigh stations, and
supplies such as ice, fuel, fishing licenses, groceries, as well as any
discounts offered to BoatU.S. Angler members.
To help anglers get the most out of their fishing, BoatU.S. Angler also
offers a free online
Fishing Guide and Charter
Locator,
Fishing Tournaments Calendar
and
Fishing Show Calendar.
Tips From BoatU.S. for Getting the
Financing You Need
ALEXANDRIA, Va., February 12, 2009 - For
boat buyers, getting a loan to finance a new or used boat is much tougher
these days as many banks have dropped out of the market. However, that
doesn't mean money is not available, says the nation's largest recreational
boat owners group,
BoatU.S.
"The real news is that today's shrinking pool
of lenders are simply returning to the lending standards they had prior to
the sub-prime loan
debacle," said Vice President of BoatU.S. Finance Charm
Addington. "As for lenders like BoatU.S., who never focused on riskier
loans, there is still money available for qualified boat buyers."
BoatU.S. has these tips on how to get a boat loan in a tough lending market:
1. Before you start window shopping, ensure that all three
major credit reporting bureaus --
Equifax,
Experian, and
TransUnion -- have your most current information. By law, these
consumer credit reporting
companies must provide you with a free copy of your credit report, at
your request, once every 12 months. (For more:
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/credit/cre34.shtm
)
2. Banks now generally require down payments in the range of 10-15% -- more
for boats older than 20 years.
3. Keep an eye on your liquid
assets. Banks today want borrowers to have enough cash for the
down payment and sales tax as well as a safety net or cushion in case
your financial picture changes.
4. When you find your dreamboat, know its book value (with all of its
options and accessories). The free BoatU.S. Value Check service at
http://www.BoatUS.com/buyer/valueform
can help.
5. Gone are the days of "relaxed guidelines" and "no documentation" loans.
Today's lenders generally look for two years of banking and income (W-2)
statements, as well as other assets.
6. Don't let "Pre-qualifying" and "Pre-approval" confuse you. Going to a
lender to pre-qualify simply means a borrower has their income and assets
verified by a lender first, before a specific boat model has been chosen. A
pre-approval does the same but also includes the specific boat model the
borrower wishes to purchase. BoatU.S. recommends getting a pre-approval as
it can help negotiations with a dealer or seller. However, if you still
aren't quite sure on what boat you'd like to buy, tell your lender that
you'd like to substitute a similarly priced boat in order to complete the
pre-approval process. This gives you flexibility and the upper hand in boat
purchase negotiations.
7. In a hurry? For a speedier boat loan approval on a new or used boat,
ensure that the loan application is completely filled out. An empty line significantly slows
the loan process, so have the boat/engine information readily available when
applying for a loan. Sending in proof of income up front with the completed
application will also speed loan processing, as does submitting a purchase
agreement. Just ensure the purchase agreement allows you to back out of the
purchase if financing is unavailable.
8. Also, for used boats, most banks require a survey so you may want to have
a surveyor lined up before you apply for a loan. However, it's not
recommended to have the survey done before the loan is approved -- wait
until your lender asks you to do so. You'll find a roster of surveyors at http:/www.BoatUS.com/surveyors .
To learn more about BoatU.S. boat loans or to
complete an online application, go to
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(Cross, SC. March 11, 2009)
Hill's Landing Spring Fling Catfish Tournament March 7-8, 2009 produced
monster fish with a record weighin! Shown left standing on the right, the biggest fish 52.8 lbs.,
was caught by Ronnie Yandleof Columbia, SC. He was fishing with Ralph
"Buzzard" Buckner, (standing on the left) and Joe Carnley, in the center.
Photo provided by Capt. Joe Carnley
Cheap Hooker Catfish Guide
Service.
Monty Hill of Covington, Ga. and Capt. Tony Hall of Holly Hill, SC weighed in an incredible catch of 273.8 lbs! The Hill's Landing Spring Fling Catfish Tournament, on the Diversion Canal, in Cross, S.C. brought in 41 boats, some as from far away as Nebraska and Ohio. Ideal weather in conjunction with the spring spawn made interesting and competitive fishing during the March 7-8, 2009 tournament bringing in a record weighin with almost 2000 lbs of catfish being caught and released back in the Santee Cooper Lake System.
Bacon, Sausage, biscuits and fresh coffee aromas could be smelled from outside the restaurant blast off morning. Blast off was at safe light Sat., March 7th with the final weigh-in on Sunday, March 8th at 1 p.m.. With temperatures in the 80's under blue skies, Hill's Landing, Owner, Jamie Courtney announced the winners. " I appreciate your coming and fishing. It sure was a beautiful time. Glad to be here with you and glad you could be here with us. We really enjoy doing this. It's a lot of work. I know everybody's tired and ready to get home. We appreciate you being here whether it's tournament time or not.
Third Place Big Fish George Brooks, 41.3 lbs.
2nd Place Monty Hill, from Covington Ga. with 49 lbs and $307.00.
1st Place Big Fish, $512.00 Ronnie Yandle, from Columbia, SC." Yandle was fishing with Ralph "Buzzard" Buckner, and Joe Carnley in 30 feet of water on Mullet when they landed the 52.8 lbs blue catfish at 9 a.m.. Their winning fish was the 1st fish weighed-in Saturday morning. Yandle also won the Big Fish Pot. 41 boats times $25.00- Wow!
"10th Place Total Weight Paul Osbourne of Manning, SC with 145.2 lbs.," Courtney said.
"9th Place Total Weight 147.8 lbs, Steve Wood.
8th Place Ronnie Johnson, 159 lbs.
7th Place David Rorie 166.2 lbs.
In 6th Place, Known as the Blood Boys
from Nebraska, Rick Walker weighing in 173.7 lbs.
5th Place Gene Hicks 174.8 lbs.
4th Place Scott Bailey 177.7 lbs."
3rd Place David Lovelace 187.8 lbs. with his first catfishing tournament
win.
2nd Place Mike Sandusky 243.9 lbs. "243 lbs is usually a number that takes
1st place," said Courtney. "But today, 243.8 lbs, 2nd Place, Mike Sandusky
with a check for $1000.00."
First Place Total Weight, which is the most caught in the Hill's Landing
tournaments since Courtney began his tournaments 6 years ago, 273.8 lbs
and a check for $2000.00, went to Mr. Monty Hill, a General Contractor,
Homes by the Hills from Covington, Ga and Tony Hall, a Carpenter from
Kentucky. During the tournament they caught 13 fish with only 3 being
under 20 lbs. They weighed in 5 fish on Saturday at one time at 145 lbs.,
which included their 2nd Place Big Fish winning 49 lbs. blue and another
at 35 lbs. Two more fish over 36 inches were weighed in 1st thing Sunday
morning with the remaining 3 fish weighed in at the final weighin. " We
used a mixture of bait," said Monty Hill. "Redfin Shad, Perch, and Mullet.
Best results were with the smaller Redfin Shad. We found the water
temperatures were 5 to 8 degrees warmer in the shallow water than the
deeper water. The fish are feeding up before the spawn and are following
the bait fish into the warmer water, which is typical this time of year
that you find the big fish in the warmer water. We anchored the whole time
fishing two spots. With the new 36 inch rule, when we caught two fish over
36 inches we'd go weigh them in and release then go catch another one. I
read a lot of what the guides are doing, they say that to sit in one spot
no more than 15 to 30 minutes if your not getting bites. We fish same spot
no more than hour before we move."
"Something I do at all the tournaments," said Courtney, "is give the
children under fifteen a rod and reel when they fish the tournament. I
love having them here. We always have our tournaments the 1st weekend in
March and the second weekend of November. We're looking forward to a great
tournament with sponsors ready to get onboard now that the lake levels
have improved. Write it on your calendar, our next tournament date is
November 14-15, 2009. The Captain's Meeting will be Friday night November
13th after the supper."
For complete tournament results and photos of the tournament visit
http://www.hillslanding.com
For future tournament information call Jamie Courtney at 843-753-2731.
Make your reservations today to come catfishing and learn the techniques that have made Capt. Tony a consistent tournament winner over the years!
Tony's Guide Service
Capt. Tony Hall of Tony's Guide Service reports catching 50 lb. catfish. (above rt.) www.hillslanding.com/tonysguideservice.htm
Captain Tony Hall
Captain Tony Hall SC Sportsman Article by Brian Cope
1-803-707-0506
tonyhallguideservice@yahoo.com
Sportsman's Economy Package
Hunting & Fishing Trip.
Cast N Blast
We all know how gas prices have made it harder to get out and explore
Carolina's Outdoors. It makes sense to find outdoor adventures closer
to home. Santee Cooper Country is an hour from Columbia and Charleston offering a wide diversity of outdoor activities.
Capt. Eddie Campbell
www.scbigcats.com Guided Trips are 110% full service. Any size group can
be accommodated. He can make your travel and accommodations
arrangements. Your hunting and or fishing adventure can be whatever
you want it to be. I promise you there is no other thrill like it!
Call Capt. Eddie at 843-514-3201 to discuss your interest and to book your Sportsman's Economy Package Hunting & Fishing Trip. These trips have many options and are customized for your fishing - hunting interest with camping or motel accommodations. We can accommodate from one to any size of group.
SEE HOW YOU CAN WIN A FREE FISHING TRIP ON SANTEE COOPER LAKES!
CALL CAPT. EDDIE CAMPBELL
AT 843-514-3201 FOR DETAILS!
See Cast and Blast Fishing & Hunting Videos with Captain Eddie Campbell and Buck N Boar Troy Ayer
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Santee Cooper Lakes,
known world-wide as Eutawville, S.C. Capt. Dave Broom of Captain
Dave Broome's Crappie, Catfish and Bream Fishing Guide
http://www.sctraveler.com/capndavebroome.htm refers to
as the Catfishing Capital of the World. There have been nice catches coming out
of Blacks Camp.
Captain Dave's vast experience on the Santee Cooper Lakes and his love of fishing promise to provide you with a great adventure. Call 803-492-7073 or cell: 803-496-8555 for rate information and available dates. |
Captain Bill Saltzman's
Fishing Guide Service
www.captwasbigcats.com offers year round fun affordable catfishing
excitement on the
Santee Cooper Lakes, Lake Marion, the Diversion Canal, and Lake Moultrie in
South Carolina. Catfishing on Santee
Cooper lakes has fantastic scenery and monster sized catfish. Just take a
look in his Photo
Gallery !
Sat. Oct. 17- Sun. Oct. 18th, 2009 Eutawville VFW Post 10980 Fund Raising Catfish Tournament Winners.
Braving winds, rain and rough waters these long time anglers finished the top five in the 1st VFW Catfishing Tournament. From left to right is Steve Hill, owner of Miracle Marine and event co-ordinator, Terry Crowe of Crowe's Guide Service http://www.hillslanding.com/crowesguideservice.htm placed 5th weighing in 91 lbs.. Scott Cole placed 4th with 93 lbs. and also won Big Fish 57 lbs.. Mark Stanley took 1st Place with 99.5 lbs.. Tim Ferris 3rd with 95 lbs. and Paul Osbourne 2nd with 97 lbs. Far right is VFW Commander, Dick Shuman, of Eutawville VFW Post 10980.
This youngster caught this catfish while fishing with Capt. Steve Shipley. www.shipsguideservice.com Capt. Steve catches Big Flatheads, not only at night but also during the day. Call Ph. #803-897-2317 Cell# 803-854-4727 Make sure you watch Capt. Steve on Academy Outdoors Chad Brauer "Catfishing in the Southeast " in upcoming episodes on FSN Southwest, FSN South and SportSouth.
This recent catch by Gary from Walterboro, SC (shown below rt.) is a good example of what you can expect when you go fishing with Captain Jim Kyle http://www.kylescatfishguideservice.com/
For South Carolina freshwater fishing regulations: http://www.dnr.state.sc.us/regs/pdf/freshfishing.pdf
http://www.scfishingreport.com For an overview of South Carolina trends read the weekly updated fishing report for the location you are interested in at http://www.scfishingreport.com . Access it by clicking the desired location on the map. Second, for more details check the message board for that location by clicking the "Message Board" link beside the weekly fishing report. Here you can read the most recent updates posted by anglers. Logging in allows you to post questions and respond to topic threads.
FISH ATTRACTORS LAKE MARION http://www.dnr.sc.gov/fish/fishattract/marionloc.html
FISH ATTRACTORS LAKE MOULTRIE http://www.dnr.sc.gov/fish/fishattract/moultrieloc.html
NUMEROUS S.C. AREAS FOR BARRIER-FREE FISHING ACCESS
2010 HUNTING, FISHING LICENSES AVAILABLE ONLINE-You may purchase
your
license by going to
https://ssl.sc.gov/DNRLicensing/EntryPage.aspx .
Ask DNR! -Have a question about hunting, fishing, boating, natural resources or wildlife conservation? Submit your question at: www.dnr.sc.gov/dnrradio/ask_dnr.html , then listen for an answer on "DNR Live" with host Mike Willis. Join DNR Communications Director Mike Willis for "DNR Live" on the Clemson University radio program "Your Day." It's all about hunting, fishing, boating, wildlife and natural resources conservation in South Carolina. "DNR Live" can be heard the first Wednesday in each month, noon to 1 p.m., on the South Carolina Educational Television radio network.
This is 59 lb flathead caught by John Willis out of Angel's Landing June 30, 2009.
New laws regulate Santee Cooper Arkansas Blue Catfish
Governor Mark Sanford and the General Assembly have approved a new law
limiting the harvest of Arkansas Blue Catfish. The law applies to only the
waters of Lake Marion, the Diversion Canal, the Rediversion Canal above
St. Stephen Dam, and Lake Moultrie.
The law limits the catch of Arkansas Blue Catfish to one fish 36 inches
and larger per person per day, regardless of harvest method. This
includes bow fishing and applies to both recreational and commercial
anglers. The new law was instituted to address catfish anglers’ perception
of fewer large blue catfish as the popularity of these large fish has
grown over the past decade. The law is expected to shift more of the
harvest of large blue catfish to recreational rod and reel anglers, whose
tourism dollars add considerably more to the local economy than do other
harvest methods.
There continues to be no harvest restrictions on blue catfish less than 36
inches and anglers are encouraged to harvest as many as they can
reasonably use.
The law will be considered for renewal in 2010.
REWARD OFFERED FOR SANTEE-COOPER STRIPED BASS TRANSMITTER- A new study will monitor the movement of Santee-Cooper striped bass within lakes Marion and Moultrie and upper Santee, Wateree, Congaree, lower Saluda and lower Broad rivers. Fish will be tagged with internal transmitters as well as yellow external tags for angler identification. A $50 reward is offered for returned transmitters. Anglers are asked to return both the external tag and the internal transmitter. The S.C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) needs to retain the transmitters from each fish, so anglers are asked not to just clip off the yellow external tag. Anglers are also asked to record the total length and weight of each fish if possible and where the fish was caught. Anglers should call (toll-free) 1-888-TAGS-4-SC to report tagged fish and to receive their reward. Contact DNR fisheries coordinator Wade Bales at (803) 734-3932 in Columbia for more information.
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HILL'S LANDING & MARINA HTTP://WWW.HILLSLANDING.COM
Capt. Terry Crowe http://www.hillslanding.com/crowesguideservice.htm fishing out of Hill's Landing, in Cross, has seen fantastic catches in the canal.
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*Lake and Ecological Tours*RV and Boat Storage* History of the lake
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JOCASSEE GORGES ANGLER ACCESS AREA NOW FEATURES BARRIER-FREE FISHING-The new and improved Dug Mountain Angler Access Area, a popular fishing spot within Jocassee Gorges in northern Pickens County, was the site of a celebration May 22. Duke Energy, Trout Unlimited and the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) cooperated on the special project to improve access and site conditions. A barrier-free fishing structure was created over the edge of the river that affords physically challenged anglers the opportunity to fish for trout near the landmark known as the "High Bridge," which spans the Eastatoee River. A ribbon cutting was held May 22 at Dug Mountain to celebrate improvements to the site. Public parking and access to the river and foot trail were also improved at the popular site, which is used heavily by Upstate trout anglers. Rainbow, brown and brook trout are stocked at the site each year by DNR, and it is a favorite fishing destination for families in the Upstate. Dug Mountain Angler Access Area is about 1 mile down Roy F. Jones Highway off SC Highway 11.
HARTWELL/RUSSELLL SHORELINE PROJECT NEEDS VOLUNTEERS- The S.C. Department of Natural Resources and its partner organizations were recently awarded a $34,476 grant to enhance fish habitat on two Savannah River reservoirs. The Bass Anglers Sportsman's Society and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation grant supports efforts to establish shoreline vegetation on Lakes Hartwell and Russell to improve fish habitat. Grant partners include Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Georgia and South Carolina Bass Anglers Sportsman's Society (B.A.S.S.) Federations, Lake Hartwell Association, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Call Gene Hayes with the S.C. Carolina Department of Natural Resources (DNR) at (864) 223-1307, Larry Dyck with Lake Hartwell Association at (864) 885-7026 or Jamie Sykes with Corps of Engineers at 1-800-944-7207, extension 3425, for more information on the project or how you can volunteer.
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