RALEIGH — Fishing for something to do this weekend that’s fun and family-oriented? If so, 40 free kids’ fishing events are being held across the state in celebration of 2009 National Fishing and Boating Week, which starts Friday.
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Recreational fishing pumps almost $2 billion into North Carolina’s economy on an annual basis, according to reports issued by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the American Sportfishing Association.
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The counsel for the N.C. Legislative Rules Review Commission said the disputed game-and-fish law changes for 2009-10 could be submitted as temporary rules and be in place for the upcoming hunting seasons.
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The recent session of the South Carolina General Assembly made changes to the Saltwater Recreational Fishing License effective July 1, 2009. License fees will not change. […]
The center of the high-school hunter safety universe in North Carolina shifted decidedly from Yadkin County to the southern Piedmont in late April. […]
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina’s 140-year-old ban on hunting with guns on Sundays appears safe for another year or two. […]
Massive wildfire blazed through the coastal region of Horry County last week, destroying much of a wildlife-rich, S.C. Department of Natural Resources Heritage Preserve immediately adjacent to thriving Myrtle Beach. […]
David Cobb, director of the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission’s Division of Wildlife Management, said on April 21 that a story in the May issue of North Carolina Sportsman ascribing errors in the way wildlife proposals were listed was partially incorrect. […]
It probably wasn’t something they planned when they first became friends in college at UNC-Wilmington, but on April 6, Brooks Bridges and Matt Wild purchased the TowBoatUS franchise at Wrightsville Beach.
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N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission officials said that a veteran wildlife enforcement officer acted in self-defense when he shot and killed a hunter during a confrontation on Saturday, April 11.
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