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Mon

Apr '08

Field & Stream: The Best Fishing Towns in America

Posted by webmaster in Uncategorized, Seafood, Travel & Places, South Carolina, Fishing, Boating, and the Outdoors, North Carolina, Florida, New York, Charleston, Pacific Northwest, Massachusetts, Alabama, Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Montana, Wisconsin, Oregon, Minnesota, Arizona, Idaho, California

Charleston, SC’s too big to have made this list of The Best Fishing Towns in America from Field and Stream. (The places on this particular list all have less than 100,000 residents. Charleston has almost 119,000.) However, scenic Beaufort, SC did make #17 on the list.

Charleston was named one of the best fishing spots in the South on another F&S list that was mentioned in a previous post).

Here’s the full list of notable fishing towns…

Glenwood Spring, CO
Mountain Home, AR
Traverse City, MI
Bozeman, MT
Minocqua, WI
Apalachicola, FL
Nantucket, MA
Bend, OR
Guntersville, AL
Morehead City, NC
Missoula, MT
Ely, MN
Page, AZ
Driggs, ID
Jasper, TX
Tahlequah, OK
Beaufort, SC
Eufaula, AL
Redding, CA
Montauk, NY

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Tue

Mar '08

Enjoy Our New Southern Coastal Living MP3 Playlist!

Posted by webmaster in South Carolina, North Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Hugging the Coast Special Features, Texas, Oklahoma, Maryland, Delaware

Please feel free to enjoy our Southern Coastal Life MP3 Playlist which is filled with 30+ streaming songs that celebrate the pleasures of Southern food, fishing, surfing, and life spent on the water. (Additional music will be periodically added.)

Artists include: The Andrews Sisters, Andy Griffith, Van Morrison, Elijah and the Ebonites, The Weavers, Tom Waits, James Taylor, Carl Perkins, The Drifters, Dizzy Gillespie, Smiley Burnette, Fats Waller, Martha and the Vandellas, Hank Williams Sr., Tim McGraw, Jimmy Buffet, James Taylor, Ryan Adams, Stringbean, Little Milton, Louis Jordan, Dar Williams, and The Preservation Hall Band…good stuff!

You can listen to it here.

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