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Neither North Carolina nor South Carolina have upper size, or slot, limits for trout. Both states require that the fish measure at least 14 inches in order to be kept. South Carolina recreational anglers are limited to keeping 10 trout per day, while recreational anglers in North Carolina are limited to keeping four trout.
The S.C. Department of Natural Resources will reopen all manned SCDNR-managed shooting ranges on Tuesday.
Hunting and golf are two favorite activities for outdoors enthusiasts in South Carolina. A mixture of the two pastimes is something called sporting clays, also referred to as "golf with shotguns" by locals.
Neither North Carolina nor South Carolina have upper size, or slot, limits for trout. Both states require that the fish measure at least 14 inches in order to be kept. South Carolina recreational anglers are limited to keeping 10 trout per day, while recreational anglers in North Carolina are limited to keeping four trout.
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Daniel Wilson had been accepted at Clemson, College of Charleston and Georgia, and planned to fish on a club team before Erskine offered him a scholarship.
Boating season in South Carolina is in full swing, just in time for National Safe Boating Week that runs from May 16-22.
The annual Charleston In-Water Boat Show will take place March 29-31 at Brittlebank Park and Bristol Marina.
More than 100 boat lines and approximately 140 exhibitors will be on hand for the show scheduled Friday through Sunday at the Charleston Area Convention Center Complex.
