Changes to Carolinas’ flounder regulations are on the way
Anglers in Carolinas can expect changes in flounder fishing regulations. […]
Anglers in Carolinas can expect changes in flounder fishing regulations. […]
The North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission is meeting on March 31 to discuss possible changes to the commercial/recreation allocation for the 2021 flounder season. […]
North Carolina’s 2021 recreational flounder fishing season has been set, but because of Amendment 3 to the Southern Flounder Fishery Management Plan, the details could change before it even opens. […]
It seems like a simple solution to increase flounder numbers, but it isn’t Southern flounder numbers are on the decline — not just in waters off the Carolina coastlines, but throughout the entire southeastern region.
SCDNR is proposing several changes to the flounder regulations in South Carolina waters. […]
She caught this flounder using a Z-Man soft plastic, on Bear Creek in Mesic, NC. Morgan is 5-years-old, and a HUGE fan of Carolina Sportsman Magazine! […]
Flounder caught and released by Brett Coleman on Oct. 10, 2020 at Cape Lookout National Seashore. Brett Coleman of Hillsborough, N.C. […]
Fall is in full swing this month, with inshore and offshore targets firing off on all cylinders, and anglers searching for that ever-so-popular flaky, white flesh can still catch a limit of flounder in Murrells Inlet’s famous waters. […]
5-pound flounder Dallas Brooks From Siler City, N.C. caught this 5-pound, 22 -nch flounder with a live finger mullet on Oct. 1, 2020 while fishing near Wrightsville Beach NC.
On North Carolina’s last day of the 2020 recreational flounder season, James Brooks of Siler City caught an 8-pound flounder. […]
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