The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council on Wednesday (June 9) accepted a measure that would continue the current closure of the red snapper fishery off the coast of South Carolinas, but would shut down all bottom fishing from southern Georgia to northeast Florida, the council announced. […]
RALEIGH– Col. Kenneth Everhart, the ranking officer for the Division of Law Enforcement with the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, has announced his retirement, effective July 1.
A recent economic study shows an expansion of the current South Atlantic red snapper fishing ban in federal waters from North Carolina to the Florida Atlantic coast would result in “economic battering” of the recreational fishing retail marketing in the region, the American Sportfishing Association reported yesterday (June 8). […]
A recent economic study shows an expansion of the current South Atlantic red snapper fishing ban in federal waters from North Carolina to the Florida Atlantic coast would result in “economic battering” of the recreational fishing retail marketing in the region, the American Sportfishing Association reported yesterday (June 8). […]
South Carolina’s recreational anglers are currently being polled by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources in an effort to discover if the winter’s unusually cold weather impacted spotted seatrout populations. […]
George Campsen of Isle of Palms boated the biggest fish caught in Saturday’s Fifty-Fifty tournament out of Toler’s Cove Marina in Mount Pleasant, a 54.3-pound wahoo, caught while fishing on the Hosanna.
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The only boat to release a blue marlin on back-to-back fishing days was Caramba, giving them 1,200 Governor’s Cup points and the title at the 43rd Georgetown Blue Marlin Tournament this past weekend. […]
While many Louisiana anglers have expressed frustration with a string of fishing closures and reopenings following the BP Gulf of Mexico oil spill, Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries head Robert Barham said there is method to the madness. […]
Kids can fish for free and register to win prizes, including three lifetime licenses, at one of 48 kids fishing events being conducted across the state in late May and early June.
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has set dates for its annual public hearings. […]
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