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June 4, 2026

Steve Patterson's 8-point Orange County buck carried a rack with better than 140 inches of horn.

Orange County spits out another trophy 8-point buck

Steve Patterson had such a great hunt in Ohio at the beginning of last week that he had an even better hunt back in North Carolina later in the week. […]

Striped bass are active now in the waters of the western Pamlico River, especially near Washington.

Striper action great in western Pamlico River

Craig Holt

Striped bass are active and feeding in the western Pamlico River. […]

Chuck Porter shows off a hefty Lake Wateree blue catfish caught on a gizzard shad.

Lake Wateree catfish action breaking loose

Terry Madewell

After a brief slowdown as the water temperature dropped and the lake “turned over,” the catfish action is now red-hot on Lake Wateree. […]

The N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission has voted to take a long, hard look at the way shrimp are harvested in North Carolina waters, especially as it relates to by-catch of non-targeted fish species.

Marine Fisheries Commission votes to look at shrimp-trawling in North Carolina waters

Jerry Dilsaver

Many people may consider Nov. 8, 2012, as the day the N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission stepped up to the plate and put several fisheries on the road to recovery. […]

Chris Cox's Lee County 8-point buck weighed 207 pounds and carried a 160-inch-plus rack.

Lee County hunter takes a huge 8-pointer with muzzleloader

Craig Holt

North Carolina hunters have harvested some magnificent 8-point bucks during the past few years, particularly in areas known to produce trophy whitetails. […]

Along with the breath taking scenery, Western North Carolina’s four “Remote Gems”, impoundments of the East Fork of The Tuckasegee River, offer some fine fall fishing for a variety of species.

Cooling water turns on shallow-water bite on Tuckaseegee River’s

Phillip Gentry

The Tuckaseegee River is famous on its own as a fishing destination in western North Carolina, but often overlooked are four small impoundments on the East Fork of the river, the “Four Remote Gems” – Wolf Creek Lake, Tanasee Creek Lake, Bear Creek Lake and Cedar Cliff Lake. […]