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Outer Banks surf fishing report – trout, drum, mullet
Anglers on the Outer Banks are catching multiple species in the surf, especially on a SW wind. […]
Inshore Fishing
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Georgetown, S.C. saltwater fishing report
Anglers are catching plenty of sheepshead out of Georgetown at the nearshore reefs and jetties. The bite is hot! […]
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Stripers are running, and biting, on the Pamlico River
The stripers are making their spring run up the Pamlico River, and the bite is heating up. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Catch Wateree River stripers in current breaks
The Wateree River is the place to be early mornings in April for some exciting striper fishing. Jason Wolfe of Wolfe’s Guide Service said anglers should start as early as possible. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Warming Grand Strand inlets fill up with flounder
Spring flounder fishing kicks off in April along Grand Strand […]
Features
Spring specks want baits of different shapes, sizes
Spring specks require Carolina anglers to pay attention to lure sizes, colors. […]
Black drum
Charleston weekly fishing report
Redfish and speckled trout have been biting consistently in the Charleston area in the past couple of weeks, and it will only get better as the weather continues to warm up. […]
Newsletters
Outer Banks weekly fishing report
As the springtime weather continues to heat up, so does the fishing along North Carolina’s Outer Banks. […]
Features
Don’t miss the start of spring speckled trout action
Warming water and available baitfish signal the start of speckled trout fishing in the Carolinas this month. […]
Columns
Never give up! that big speck won’t
Persistence is one of the most overlooked keys among an angler’s tricks when it comes to landing trophy speckled trout. […]
Inshore Fishing
Southport, N.C. saltwater fishing report
While recent rains and cold weather have made the fishing tough, anglers are catching some redfish, trout, and whiting around Southport’s backwaters. Offshore, anglers are catching triggerfish and snapper when the weather allows. […]
Flounder
N.C. will open flounder season this summer
North Carolina recreational anglers will enjoy a six-week season beginning in late summer of 2020. […]
Columns
If flounder are in trouble, why do I catch so many?
It’s no secret that flounder numbers are down, at least according to the Atlantic States Fisheries Management Council and every state fisheries agency along the Southeast coast. […]
Inshore Fishing
NC Marine Fisheries meets Feb. 19 – 21 in New Bern
The NC Marine Fisheries Division is meeting in New Bern to discuss several pieces of fisheries legislation Feb. 19 – 21. The first two meetings are open for public comment. […]