Proclamation delays the opening of speckled trout season by one day
A mistake in paperwork by the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries will delay the opening of the recreational season for speckled trout by one day to Thursday, June 16. […]
A mistake in paperwork by the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries will delay the opening of the recreational season for speckled trout by one day to Thursday, June 16. […]
How is it that a bill with bipartisan, veto-proof support in the North Carolina General Assembly can’t be heard on the floor of the state House or Senate and become law? […]
The North Carolina General Assembly has in its possession a piece of legislation that could drastically change the way saltwater fish are managed in the state’s coastal waters. […]
North Carolina Sportsman has learned House Bill 353, which would give game-fish status to red drum, spotted seatrout and striped bass, may not receive a hearing or be put to a vote at the current session of the North Carolina General Assembly. […]
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Two 3-pounders in the last 45 minutes of competition helped Casey Ashley to the win Sunday in the Evan Williams Bourbon Carolina Clash with a total weight of 61 pounds, 3 ounces. […]
Donalds’ Casey Ashley today (May 15) won the Bassmaster Elite Series Carolina Clash on Lake Murray by a handy 3-pound, 2-ounce margin over fellow South Carolinian Davy Hite and New Jersey’s Michael Iaconelli, who tied for second place. […]
Warming temperatures mean lunker trout will be making appearances along the North Carolina coast, and there’s no better way to brag about catching a big sow than to enter photos in the NorthCarolinaSportsman.com Big Speckled Trout Photo Contest. […]
As the confirmation process of House Bill 353 heads into its middle stages, both sides are trying to influence public and legislative opinion. […]
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission has completed construction on the Emerald Isle Boating Access Area, and is opening the site to the public Friday afternoon (April 15). […]
If Tony Milam and Michael “Chubbs” Reaves had been fishing out of one of the landings on the North Carolina south side of Kerr Lake, the Tarheel State would have a new state-record blue catfish. […]
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