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Top Mistakes that Can Make a Good Day Go BadFive boat repair and maintenance experts from the Charleston and Beaufort, S.C. area offer advice for preventing a great boating day from going bad. -
King Tourney Q&A with Capt. Robert OlsenCapt. Robert Olsen of Knot @ Work Fishing Charters in Charleston, S.C., targets king mackerel in tournaments throughout the Southeast.
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Stalking Redfish with John Irwin: The Lowcountry's Go-To FishCharleston fly fishing and inshore guide John Irwin offers his tips to catching South Carolina's renowned red drum. -
Crazy for CobiaYou can usually find Capt. John Irwin prowling the shallows around Charleston. But from late April through June, the 34-year-old charter captain heads south to the Broad River.
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Little Fish Big FunBlack seabass offer Charleston area anglers some hot bottom fishing action during colder winter months.
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The Noel Freidline Quintet: To Vegas and BackThe Noel Freidline Quintet, which frequented the Bellagio in Las Vegas for years, returns to the Lowcountry to strut their jazz feathers at the band's favorite venue.
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Bongos, Road Trips and Heat: The Life of Zach DeputyZach Deputy, Lowcountry two-man band, makes a splash in the Southeast by recording their first major album with Southern Tracks in Atlanta.
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Capone: Admirably RuthlessPerhaps America's most well-known gangster, Al Capone had to grow out of his shell of mediocrity while growing up. His humble upbringing transformed him into a benefactor as well as a murderer and and decorated criminal.
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Adrenaline Junky?Will Gadd, adventure-athlete extraordinaire, lives a lifestyle that's often misconstrued. Gadd talks about his career and what drives him to the edge of athletic extremity.