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Articles by Bob Goldstein
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The Other Spring Trout
Weakfish don’t get any respect.
Tar Heels get more excited about spotted sea trout, probably because anglers catch lots of them from the grass beds of Pamlico Sound during the warm season and get runs of big specks at Cape Point each winter. […]
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Tradition of Tuna
Atlantic yellowfin tuna swim off the North Carolina coast year round, but anglers can’t get to the Gulf Stream when the wind is blowing at gale force. […]
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Will Bluefins Rebound?
Large bluefin tuna are being depleted, but they’re not being over-fished.
Anglers should take with a grain of salt the wailing and whining of people who make their living wailing and whining. […]
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Winter Stripers
Gary Dubiel of Spec Fever Guide Service has been featured by PBS, ESPN and Discovery Europe television channels. […]
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Preserving Rights at the Outer Banks
Put together some people with some facts, other people with other facts, lots of people without facts but plenty of opinions, and people with the responsibility of getting them to agree on anything and one may sense the conundrum facing the managers of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore. […]
Offshore Fishing
Billfish Primer
Six billfishes swim in North Carolina waters — Atlantic sailfish, white marlin, Atlantic blue marlin, shortbill spearfish, longbill spearfish, and swordfish. […]
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Deeper Shades of Pale
A few years ago, Dink Shull, skipper of the Storm Petrel out of Wanchese, went deep-drop fishing for blueline tilefish at the edge of the Continental Shelf. […]
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Bugged by Stripers
Theories are rampant as to what caused a major decline in N.C.’s winter striped bass fishery. North Carolina Sportsman asks some experts in this story. […]
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