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Redfish on the Broad River give anglers all they can handle
Danny Rourk has six rivers within an hour’s drive of his home in Beaufort, but he only fishes one of them. […]
Inshore Fishing
Fishing
3 great lures for catching redfish
With the water temperatures cooling significantly in the past week, these three lures are working great for Carolina redfish anglers. […]
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Slay speckled trout with these three lures
Fall weather is here, and that has inshore anglers excited about a number of species, and speckled trout in particular. […]
Inshore Fishing
Easily remove hooks and avoid sharp Spanish teeth
Spanish mackerel have such small, razor-sharp teeth that many fishermen who are nipped don’t realize it until they see drops of blood or bloody fingers. Most fishermen are nipped while removing the hooks. […]
Inshore Fishing
A snelled hook works for old drum
When an angler decides to target bull reds, he should learn to tie the strongest knot possible to attach hooks to terminal tackle. […]
Inshore Fishing
Target spoil islands along ICW
Fishing the marshes in the Little River area can keep any angler busy in the fall, but the banks of the ICW should not be forgotten, especially the spoil islands. […]
Inshore Fishing
A new tactic for bull reds
Fishermen along North Carolina’s coach now have two relatively new techniques for catching old bull reds, not just one. […]
Inshore Fishing
Target tailers on flood tides
A few days per month, the moon’s gravity bushes a few more inches of water into the estuaries on what are known as flood tides. […]
Inshore Fishing
Early cold fronts may jump-start seasonal trout movement
Typically, September is often as much of a summer month as August, with 90-degree days and 100-percent humidity, but it is not out of the question for fall weather to show up early. […]
Inshore Fishing
Take a different angle around oysters
Rick Percy’s surefire way of boating September speckled trout is by fishing oyster beds on an incoming tide, but he said a lot of other anglers approach these flats the wrong way. […]
