on the water: boats and boaters
March Contest Winners
TIDELINEMAGAZINE.COM PHOTO CONTEST WINNER:
ALLIGATOR:
Douglas J. Stewart of Johns Island won this month's online photography contest by capturing this close-up of a wild gator in a pond on Kiawah Island. His winning photo nets Stewart a saltwater lure package, including DOA Shrimp and Big Bite scented soft plastics.
To enter the photo contest, simply log on to tidelinemagazine.com and post your best shots.
Each month, our editorial crew will scour the site for the most interesting image.
Trophycase
Click here to view photos of Trophy Case.
Tideline magazine 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.
You can submit your photos by e-mailing a high-resolution digital photo as a .jpeg attachment to braswell@postandcourier.com. You can also upload photos directly at www.charleston.net/outdoors.
Please include the names of those in the photo, where they are from, species of fish, where it was caught, lure or bait used, photographer's name and other information that might be helpful. Your photos may run in both the newspaper and Tideline magazine!
For more details about the contest or the Web site, please contact Abi Nicholas at 843-958-7375 or abi@tidelinemagazine.com .
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Young angler wins "Fish Tales" contest
Ethan Moore
We are happy to announce that Ethan Moore, 4, of James Island has won our "Fish Tales" video contest.
For sharing his awesome story of how he landed this lunker bass, Ethan wins a Shimano Symetre 4000FJ spinning reel paired with a 7-foot Clarus rod.
Tideline's cameras were rolling when Ethan told his story during the Charleston Boat Show in January. Ethan caught this fat fish at a pond near his home, where he lives with his parents, Richie and Aggie Moore, and brother Rhett.
Ethan was one of more than 30 folks told their tales at the boat show, and their names went into a hat for the drawing for a rod and reel.
To see the all of the "Fish Tales" - along with other videos and photographs - please visit our video page here .
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