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Add planer boards to your catfishing repetoire, High Rock guide advises
Lexington’s Maynard Edwards, a veteran High Rock Lake guide, is always tinkering with new ideas to catch fish. This month, he came up with a doozy. […]
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Four steps to catch more big late-summer, red drum
Few fisheries get an angler’s blood pumping like spawning red drum in the Pamlico Sound and its tributaries. […]
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Legislators, DENR chief sidetrack Marine Fisheries Commission
Donald R. van der Vaart, secretary of the N.C. Department of Environmental and Natural Resources, caved in to the demands of a coalition of 13 legislators and scuttled a scheduled vote on needed reform in North Carolina’s flounder fishery last week when he directed the N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission to postpone the vote. […]
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Lake Gaston spits out another huge blue catfish
Refusing to be ignored as one of North Carolina’s premier trophy catfish destinations, Lake Gaston unveiled another monster last Friday. […]
Deer Hunting
SCDNR announces special Upstate hunts for mobility impaired hunters
Mobility impaired hunters will be treated to a unique opportunity to attend two special deer hunts this year on more than 60 well-managed and exclusive, private tracts of land in the Upstate. […]
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Two kings make great escapes, but just temporarily
Plenty of fish stories are about the big one that got away, but there aren’t too many about the big one that got away and was still caught. […]
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Hatchery trout are free of whirling disease, Commission reports
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission resumed stocking Hatchery Supported trout waters this week after receiving confirmation that trout from Armstrong State Fish Hatchery in Marion and Setzer State Fish Hatchery in Brevard tested negative for whirling disease, a disorder affecting trout. […]
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Spanish mackerel, bluefish are crashing baits on Cape Lookout shoals
Spanish mackerel and bluefish are thick in Cape Lookout Shoals, and they are biting like mad. […]
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Tarpon move into Georgetown waters in good numbers
The wait is over for anglers around Georgetown who have been looking for tarpon, the pinnacle of many lifetime fishing achievements. The silver kings have arrived and are chomping away […]
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Take a ride on the “midnight express” for more Monticello catfish
Hot weather and great catfish action have always gone hand-in-hand, but the sizzling summer sun sometimes puts a damper on the fun factor. But not if you fish at night. […]