Lake Hartwell touches parts of Anderson, Oconee and Pickens counties in South Carolina, as well Hart, Franklin and Stephens counties in Georgia.

The South Carolina Department of Environmental Services (SCDES) announced Lake Hartwell will remain on Recreational Watch after finding a harmful algal bloom (HAB).

Officials say a harmful algal bloom is still present at Lake Hartwell, with new tests showing toxins remain at low levels.

There are more than 15 piers for freshwater fishing in Anderson. The calm waters of Lake Hartwell include Townville Recreational Center, Darwin H. Wright Park, and the most popular Green Pond Landing, ...

TPWD regularly surveys the Fork fishery, but seldom sees bass six pounds and larger because of the survey technique. However, ...

Jay Przekurat leads the Bassmaster Angler of the Year standings with 464 points. Will Davis Jr. of Sylacauga, Ala., is in second with 419, followed by McKinney with 411, Chris Johnston of Otonabee, ...

FARMERVILLE— Sunday’s top 5 teams from the two-day La. High School Bass & top 4 teams from the one-day La. Junior Bassmasters State championships held on Lake D’Arbonne with anglers, their ...

Fujita’s amazing accomplishment is only the fourth time an Elite angler has reached 100 pounds in three days of competition. The 2008 Elite tournament at Falcon Lake saw three competitors, the late ...

Indi Hartwell was among those released by WWE last November, and she's now broken her silence on what was, for her, an unexpected departure from the company. "I didn’t honestly feel like it was coming ...

Harmful algal blooms persist in Lake Hartwell, prompting continued monitoring by South Carolina Department of Environmental Services. Residents and visitors are advised to avoid contact with ...

Here’s a breakdown of the best lures the top 10 anglers used to end up at the top of the leaderboard at the Lake Hartwell Bassmaster Elite event. Rookie Paul Marks used several different ...

FOR FAILURE TO YIELD. THIS IS A LIVE LOOK NOW FROM LAKE HARTWELL. AS WE GET CLOSER TO SUMMER, MANY PEOPLE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO SPENDING THEIR DAYS ON THE WATER. BUT OFFICIALS SAY THE WATER AT ...