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Live Rock Cafe
When July’s heat and humidity drop across the Carolinas like a wool blanket, anglers don’t have to go far off “the hill” to find good big-game fishing. […]
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Triad Treasure
There’s nothing hollow about Triad’s Oak Hollow Lake, tucked away in High Point. […]
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Hole Lotta Flounder
Carolina Beach has earned a reputation for producing some of the nicest catches of big flounder in the state of North Carolina and perhaps the world. […]
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Cover: June 2006 (NC)
Red Drum are once again abundant on Pamlico Sound, but will the action last? […]
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Cover: June 2006 (NC) – Freshwater
Three pros give the tips that’ll put even amateurs on High Rock Bass. […]
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Smoky Smorgasboard
A light mist rose from the surface of the Oconaluftee River early last June when our two-car group pulled up to the only decent spot to put boats in the river below the Luftee Dam. […]
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The Unknown Tunas
Bigeye tunas are among the largest, while blackfin tunas are among the smallest of their species swimming in North Carolina’s offshore waters. […]
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Jacks Be Nimble
Anglers at Horseshoe Lake can hook chain pickerel that may make catch-and-release fishing a blood sport. […]
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Taylor-Made Spanish
It was a warm summer morning with no wind and high humidity, typical of the weather along the North Carolina coast in June. The day was perfect except for one thing. […]
Bass Fishing
Double-Duty Wylie
Lake Wylie, originally impounded a century ago, is the oldest reservoir of the Catawba-Wateree chain of lakes. […]