Posted Thu, Jun 3rd 2010, 12:11
As the surrounding air temperature increases, gradually the fresh water temperatures will equalize with ocean water, making it easier to catch fish. Black seabass are still plentiful in the reefs now, and with them you can find triggerfish, white grunt, and sheephead fish, all good for eating. Anglers off shore at the Atlantic Ledge caught bonito lately, and soon those fish will move closer to shore where people can catch them from the pier and land.
Posted Tue, Jun 1st 2010, 10:50
Ah. Memorial Day weekend! The time for cookouts, tributes, and fun at the beach! Here, that also means bikers among other traditions here along the Grand Strand. Bike accessories are on sale; bike builders sell their services, and bike performers show off their skills. This is a time when old friends to get together, and everyone meets and mingles. Bikes of all styles are on display here at the beach.
Posted Fri, May 28th 2010, 10:05
Follow North Myrtle Beach Chamber’s bus tour through North and South Carolina, inviting people to come here for their vacations. Prince Resort is one of the active sponsors of this tour, lasting from May 17-20. Chamber and hospitality representatives are visiting metropolitan areas in North and South Carolina, campaigning for our area and holding interviews with local media. Called “Twice the Fun, Half the Distance – Experience North Myrtle Beach,” details at www.ExperienceNorthMyrtleBeach.com.
Posted Thu, May 27th 2010, 11:10
If you love nature and want to encourage butterflies in your garden, plant Queen Anne’s lace, wild senna (a cassia), swamp milkweed, sassafras, black-eyed Susan, buddleia, goldenrod, ironweed, ox-eye daisy, verbena, and purple coneflower. All of these are favorites of butterflies. Visit these spots around the area and see more butterflies — Durham, NC (Museum of Life and Science), Greenville, NC (Roper Mountain Science Center), or Brookgreen Gardens right her in Myrtle Beach.
Posted Mon, May 24th 2010, 11:18
May used to be synonymous with bikers here along the Grand Strand. Now, May means more than just any one group. Bikers still visit us, and so do many other people in two, three, four, and more-wheeled vehicles. Visitors (whole families, traveling groups, or any number) can find festivals to concerts to theme parks to hiking trails. For example, The Children’s Museum of South Carolina features many activities for the whole family.
