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Offshore Flounder Bite Hot as Weather
CAROLINA BEACH — The flounder bite at the southeastern N.C. coast was red hot at the close of July, as sizzling as the upper-90s weather. […]
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Pounding Flounder
When the water temperature breaks the mid-60s mark at the N.C. coast, inshore anglers start to get an itch that makes them spend all weekend on a skiff with nothing but a sandwich, a bucket of minnows, a few cold beers, and an outboard engine chugging along at its lowest speed. […]
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Flounder Size Limit Increases
MOREHEAD CITY – The size limit for recreationally caught flounder will increase to 15.5 inches in many coastal waters of the state beginning March 1. […]
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Big flounder hanging around nearshore reefs off Port Royal Sound
It’s not a fishery that lots of people know about – much less take advantage of, but big flounder are showing up around nearshore reefs and wrecks outside Port Royal Sound, and they’re there for the taking. […]
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Find Fine Fishing for Flatties
The first sign the fun is about to begin is when the fish show up around Pawley’s Island. […]
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Flounder Regs Vary in N.C.
A revision for North Carolina’s 2007 saltwater regulations, printed in a chart in the May issue of North Carolina Sportsman, incorrectly reversed the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries’ flounder size limits for inshore and ocean waters. […]
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Ocean Flounder Minimum Size Increases
Anglers are advised the size limit for flounder recreationally caught in the Atlantic Ocean will increase from 14 inches to 14 1/2 inches effective February 8. […]
