Fishing Hotspots
Warming Grand Strand inlets fill up with flounder
Spring flounder fishing kicks off in April along Grand Strand […]
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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. […]
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Is flounder gigging the reason for the fish’s decline?
How much is flounder gigging to blame for the decline in the flounder population along the Carolina coastlines? […]
Flounder
Changes likely coming to S.C. flounder regulations
According to recent studies, South Carolina’s flounder population is in decline. Regulation changes for anglers are likely coming. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Flounder feeding heavily on mullet in Little River
Flounder taking advantage of fall mullet run in Little River area. […]
Features
Float rigs are great for flounder fishing
When targeting flounder, don’t avoid heavy structure. Use a float rig instead to keep your rig out of trouble areas while presenting baits to doormats. […]
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N.C. flounder season goes out with a bang
North Carolina’s flounder fishery is closed for the remainder of 2019, and probably won’t reopen until late summer of 2020. […]
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N.C.’s 2019 flounder season closing on Sept. 4
North Carolina’s recreational flounder fishery is closing as of Sept. 4, 2019 as ordered by the NCDEQ and NCDMF on Aug. 28, 2019. […]
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North Carolina flounder fishery being closed down
North Carolina anglers should continue fishing for flounder, but the closure is coming. It’s expected to be announced with an effective date of “on or around Sept. 4, 2019.” […]