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WRC Adds Fish Attractors to Western N.C. Lakes
RALEIGH, N.C. – One of the first projects funded through a habitat enhancement program is currently under way on several lakes in western North Carolina.
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Be on Lookout for Snakehead Fish
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission reminds anglers fishing the Catawba River this year to be on the lookout for snakehead — an exotic, predatory fish that has the potential to expand its range into N.C. waters.
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Cover: May 2008 (NC) – Freshwater
Lake Gaston’s shallow structure provides great habitat for post-spawn bass. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Delayed harvest helps all anglers
Opening day of the catch-and-keep season always attracts a distinct group of trout fishers. […]
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Year of Dusty Fishing
Jason Quinn, a Lake Wylie resident and a highly successful professional bass angler, called his wife last year to get information about North Carolina’s drought during a break at an Arkansas conference. […]
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Hartwell stripers, hybrids feeding on spawning herring
One of nature’s great coincidences is the cause of some great fishing on Lake Hartwell. […]
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Drifting for blue catfish working well at Santee Cooper
Capt. Dave Broome of Dave Broome’s Guide Service will wait a little while before he starts fishing for crappie and bream, and the way he’s been catching catfish, who can blame him?
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Cover: April 2008 (SC) – Freshwater
Follow experts’ advice to catch more Lake Murray largemouths. […]
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Cover: April 2008 (NC) – Freshwater
The migratory run of striped bass hits its peak during April at the Roanoke River. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Month of wild flowers, mayflies
April is the month of wildflowers and mayflies.
Service trees, trillium, trout lily, wood anemone, bloodroot and chickweed are among the first wildflowers, and March Brown, Hendrickson and Quill Gordon are among the first mayflies to hatch in the spring. […]