Tight Lines: Captain’s Choice

Slow-troll live baits for hot June action

Friday, June 5, 02 10 p.m.

Want to catch a ton of different game fish in June? Go kingfishing.
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Editor's Letter


Friday, June 5, 10 04 a.m.

Where’s the outrage, I wonder. Over the past few years, government scientists and fisheries managers have inched toward tighter restrictions on a number of popular sport fish. They’ve slowly but surely chipped away at when and where recreational and commercial anglers can fish, and how much they can keep.
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Cover Story

No Boat? No Problem!

Friday, June 5, 10 02 a.m.

You don’t need a fat wallet, a big boat or a box full of fancy tackle to catch fish in the Lowcountry. Here’s how.
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On the Water

Of fishing poles and polo shirts

Friday, June 5, 09 53 a.m.

Ross is more of an inshore guy. Jason likes the blue water. But they both share a love of fishing, along with concern for conservation and a passion for polo shirts.
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On The Water: Boats and Boaters

Living the dream

Monday, May 4, 09 56 a.m.

John Scroggs of Charleston describes his son Cole as an all-around American boy who gets straight A’s in school and plays third base, as well as pitches, for his baseball team.
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Tight Lines: Captain's Choice

Stalking reds in the grass

Monday, May 4, 09 52 a.m.

While the Lowcountry offers year-round opportunities to catch redfish, nothing competes with the thrill and excitement of seeing a bluish-orange tail breach the surface, then quietly sink down and disappear in mere inches of water.
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Cover Story

Dolphin Days

Monday, May 4, 09 42 a.m.

May is the month for big fish and big numbers.
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Editor's Letter


Monday, May 4, 09 28 a.m.

When I’m offshore catching dolphin, it often strikes me just how much these beautiful fish look like something we ought to eat.
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COVER STORY

Catch More Fish

Tuesday, April 7, 12 00 p.m.

Tired of getting skunked? Want some bragging rights of your own? Then grab a notebook and head to a fishing seminar, ‘cause the experts are spilling the beans.
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Captain's Choice

Reds in transition

Tuesday, April 7, 11 58 a.m.

This month’s “Captain’s Choice” article comes courtesy of Capt. Ben Alderman, a full-time inshore guide since 1996 and a pro angler on ESPN’s Redfish Cup tournament series since 2003.
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Editor's Letter


Tuesday, April 7, 11 50 a.m.

I don’t want to imagine the kind of hell those four fishermen went through in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Tight lines

Stripers getting hooked again

Tuesday, April 7, 11 35 a.m.

Nobody is quite ready to say so, but stripers apparently are back in Marion-Moultrie lakes.
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coastal cuisine

Get a little crabby

Tuesday, April 7, 11 18 a.m.

Coastal Cuisine: Bounty of the sea
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cover story

Women of the Water

Tuesday, March 3, 12 15 p.m.

To the casual observer, the Lowcountry’s maritime community may seem like a man’s world.
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Tight lines:Captain's Choice

Catch the spring trout bite

Tuesday, March 3, 12 12 p.m.

Captain Julian "Hoppy" Hopkins offers pro tips
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Tight lines

Time to chase those shad!

Tuesday, March 3, 12 11 p.m.

Annual run of American shad puts anglers back on the water after a long, cold winter
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on the water: boats and boaters

March Contest Winners

Tuesday, March 3, 12 10 p.m.

Check out these winners for March!
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tight lines: lowcountry fishing

General maritime events

Tuesday, March 3, 12 10 p.m.

General maritime events
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tight lines: lowcountry fishing

New course setting sail

Tuesday, March 3, 12 09 p.m.

Students learn about opportunities in Lowcountry maritime industry
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CASTING OFF maritime news

Whale or dolphin?

Tuesday, March 3, 12 08 p.m.

Elementary school students, lawmakers at odds over state symbol
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casting Off: Maritime News

Charleston takes aim at deserted boats

Tuesday, March 3, 12 07 p.m.


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casting OFF: maritime news

CCA honors Able with first lifetime award

Tuesday, March 3, 12 07 p.m.

‘Icon’ of of recreational angling honored for conservation work
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casting OFF: maritime news

Maritime News

Tuesday, March 3, 12 07 p.m.

Maritime News
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editor's Letter


Tuesday, March 3, 12 06 p.m.

I don’t know about all of you, but I’m ready for some serious fishing.
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on the water: boats and boaters

Fabled liner at risk

Tuesday, March 3, 12 05 p.m.

53,000-ton passenger liner once set speed record for Atlantic crossing
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on the water: boats and boaters

Save our ship

Tuesday, March 3, 12 04 p.m.

World War II destroyer at Patriots Point in need of serious repair
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Currents: science and conservation

Sounding the alarm

Tuesday, March 3, 12 03 p.m.

NOAA developing new Environmental Surveillance Network
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Currents: science & conservation

Tending NOAA's buoys

Tuesday, March 3, 12 02 p.m.

Charleston-based ship travels the world to care for vital scientific stations
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currents: science & conservation

Treasure in the deep

Tuesday, March 3, 12 01 p.m.

Proposed fishing restrictions would protect deep-water coral habitats
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Coastal cuisine: bounty of the sea

Scrumptious shad

Tuesday, March 3, 12 00 p.m.

Shad roe is good, but don't forget about the rest!
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cover story

Little Fish Big Fun

Tuesday, Feb. 3, 12 01 p.m.

Easy to find and easy to catch, black seabass offer anglers a whole lot of bang for the buck
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tight lines: lowcountry fishing

General Maritime Events

Tuesday, Feb. 3, 12 00 p.m.


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boats and boaters: on the water

CORA named Boat of the Year

Tuesday, Feb. 3, 11 17 a.m.


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boats and boaters On the water


Tuesday, Feb. 3, 11 16 a.m.

Check out this month's Tideline Magazine's Photo Contest Winner
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Tight lines: lowcountry fishing

Better listen to this guy

Tuesday, Feb. 3, 11 15 a.m.

Bottom fishing tips you don't want to miss
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Editor's Letter

Everybody has a story to tell

Tuesday, Feb. 3, 10 53 a.m.

Great fishing stories, like fine wines, tend to get better with age.
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Casting OFF: maritime news

Feds outlaw bottom fishing in deepwater spots

Tuesday, Feb. 3, 10 53 a.m.

Three “marine protected areas” formed off S.C., five more formed off Southeast states
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Casting off: maritime news

DNR board approves licensing shore, pier anglers

Tuesday, Feb. 3, 10 43 a.m.

Measure could exempt S.C. anglers from new federal registry
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CasTING OFF: maritime news

Campaign against derelict boats begins this month

Tuesday, Feb. 3, 10 43 a.m.

Folly Beach leads the pack in removing abandoned vessels from coastal waters
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casting Off: Maritime News

Anglers learn more about bottom fishing measureAnglers measures

Tuesday, Feb. 3, 10 34 a.m.

‘This is about as severe as it gets as far as fisheries management goes.’
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casting off maritime news

Maritime News

Tuesday, Feb. 3, 10 28 a.m.

Maritime News
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on the water

Protecting fish and fishermen

Tuesday, Feb. 3, 10 21 a.m.

As executive director of CCA South Carolina, Scott Whitaker must navigate the murky waters of marine resource management.
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Currents: science & conservation

Redfish on deck for stock assessment

Tuesday, Feb. 3, 10 10 a.m.

Controversy swirls around effort to gauge populations of this prized “money fish”
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coastal cuisine

Cookin' with Cap'n Ron

Tuesday, Feb. 3, 10 00 a.m.

Self-taught chef cooks up a storm in the galley of his 32-foot boat
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Cover story

Sneaky, sneaky sheepshead

Tuesday, Jan. 6, 12 30 p.m.

They’re quick, they’re crafty and they’re armed with a mouthful of crazy teeth. You'd better know your stuff when chasing the Lowcountry’s best bait-stealer.
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CASTING OFF maritime news

Boat show organizers, exhibitors aim for bright start to '09

Tuesday, Jan. 6, 12 28 p.m.

Annual wintertime get-together gives marine-related buisinesses a chance to strut their stuff
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Tight lines: lowcountry fishing

Chasing giants

Tuesday, Jan. 6, 12 28 p.m.

Want to battle a bluefin? You better go big or stay home
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CASTING OFF: maritime news


Tuesday, Jan. 6, 12 24 p.m.

Maritime News
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casting Off: Maritime News

Feds reject grouper season closure for Jan.-April 2009

Tuesday, Jan. 6, 12 22 p.m.

Seasonal closures likely in future, but anglers can fish for now.
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Casting Off: Maritime News

DNR plan would reduce number of crabbers, pots

Tuesday, Jan. 6, 12 20 p.m.

Proposed legislation would set recreational limits, require escape rings on all pots and urge removal of ‘ghost traps’
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Editor's Letter


Tuesday, Jan. 6, 12 15 p.m.

What's with all these changes to bottom fishing? What can we expect?
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Boats and boaters On the water


Tuesday, Jan. 6, 12 12 p.m.

Check out this month's Tideline Magazine's Photo Contest Winner
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Boats & boaters: On the water

General Maritime Events

Tuesday, Jan. 6, 12 10 p.m.

General Maritime Events
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currents: science and conservation

Watching over our fish

Tuesday, Jan. 6, 12 08 p.m.

DNR scientist at the forefront of red drum and cobia research.
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Currents: science and conservation

Now that's a jumbo shrimp

Tuesday, Jan. 6, 12 05 p.m.

Lowcountry trawlers catch a few giant Asian tiger shrimp; experts unsure how they got here.
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Coastal cuisine: bounty of the sea

Black seabass done right

Tuesday, Jan. 6, 12 00 p.m.

Black seabass may be the most under-rated fish of all time.
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Casting off: maritime news

Charleston-based Loose Lucy captures Kingfish Tour title

Tuesday, Dec. 2, 12 52 p.m.

The last few weeks in Biloxi, Miss., turned out to be quite lucrative for the Charlestonbased Loose Lucy Sebago fishing team.
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casting Off: Maritime News

Grounded trawler finally on the move

Tuesday, Dec. 2, 12 48 p.m.

They waited for high tide. Then they tried pulling. They even dug a trench in a sandbar to free a scallop trawler beached on Kiawah Island.
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casting Off: Maritime News

Budget cuts sink red drum tagging program

Tuesday, Dec. 2, 12 40 p.m.

Recreational program has provided key information
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Casting Off: Maritime News


Tuesday, Dec. 2, 12 38 p.m.

Check out this month's Tideline Magazine Photo Contest Winner
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tight lines: lowcountry fishing


Tuesday, Dec. 2, 12 35 p.m.

Trophycase and Live bait the ticket in Gator Trout tourney
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Tight lines: lowcountry fishing

To pinch or not to pinch?

Tuesday, Dec. 2, 12 30 p.m.

DNR considers changing the way anglers and officers measure fish
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Editor's Letter

Editor's Letter

Tuesday, Dec. 2, 12 20 p.m.

I'd like to say that I've outgrown toys. I really would.
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Boats and boaters

General Maritime

Tuesday, Dec. 2, 12 15 p.m.

Events and more maritime news
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boats and boaters: on the water

Meet Charleston's first 'waterkeeper'

Tuesday, Dec. 2, 12 10 p.m.

Cyrus Buffum is ready to take on big business and the legal system to keep our waters clean
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Currents: science and conservation

13-foot great white shark washes ashore on Morris Island

Tuesday, Dec. 2, 12 05 p.m.

Scientists hope tissue samples may point to cause of death.
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Coastal cuisine: bounty of the sea

Order up some oyster shooters

Tuesday, Dec. 2, 12 00 p.m.

Forget the steamer – these come with vodka!
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cover story

2008 Holiday Gift Guide

Tuesday, Dec. 2, 01 00 a.m.

'Tis the season! Check out all the new gear and gadgets Santa could leave under your tree
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Cover story

It's all about trout!

Tuesday, Nov. 4, 12 48 p.m.

CRISP MORNINGS. CLEAR WATER. GOOD FRIENDS. GREAT FISHING.
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Tight lines: lowcountry fishing

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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tight lines: lowcountry fishing

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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Casting OFF: maritime news

Maritime News

Tuesday, Nov. 4, 12 35 p.m.

What's happening in the Maritime News.
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Casting Off: Maritime News

Got an event?

Tuesday, Nov. 4, 12 32 p.m.

Events in the maritime community.
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Casting Off: Maritime News

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

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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boats and boaters: on the water

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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Boats & boaters: On the water

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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Surf & Sand: Lowcountry beaches

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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Currents: science and conservation

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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Coastal cuisine: bounty of the sea

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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Tight lines: lowcountry fishing

Studies shed new light on cobia

Tuesday, Oct. 7, 12 00 p.m.

Popular fishing spots may be spawning grounds.
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Casting Off: Maritime News

Maritime Events

Tuesday, Oct. 7, 12 00 p.m.

Local events in the maritime community.
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Cover story

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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Surf & Sand: Lowcountry beaches

Riders on the storm

Tuesday, Oct. 7, 12 00 p.m.

Surfers, kayakers take advantage of tropical storm
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Currents: science and conservation

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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Editor's Letter

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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Coastal cuisine: bounty of the sea

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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Boats and boaters: On the water

Meet a modern naturalist

Tuesday, Oct. 7, 12 00 p.m.

Kayak guide reconnects people with natural world
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Casting OFF: maritime news

Crab laws could pick up steam

Tuesday, Oct. 7, 12 00 p.m.

State agencies looking at new regulations.
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Cover story

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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Tight lines: feature

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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Tight lines: lowcountry fishing

38.32-pound fish wins Miracles

Tuesday, Sept. 2, 02 47 p.m.

Beaufort fishing team takes top mackerel prize
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Casting OFF: maritime news

Ships may slow down for whales

Tuesday, Sept. 2, 12 13 p.m.

Feds considering new rules to limit speeds
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Editor's Letter

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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Boats and boaters

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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Boats and boaters: on the water

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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Currents: science and conservation

Lionfish invasion well underway

Tuesday, Sept. 2, 12 07 p.m.

Biologists fear the worst from venomous stranger
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Coastal cuisine: bounty of the sea

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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Surf & Sand: Lowcountry beaches

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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coastal cuisine

'Fish' On

Monday, Aug. 4, 12 00 a.m.


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