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Warming water has Murrells Inlet flounder kicking off the spring
For the past few months, the best action for saltwater anglers has been beyond the jetties and beaches, at nearshore and offshore locales. […]
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Add spinnerbaits to your arsenal when targeting redfish
One guide has a few tips that will help freshwater fishermen be able to fish their spinnerbaits for redfish off the Georgetown jetties this spring. […]
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Redfish action warming up in lower Brunswick County marshes
Capt. Mark Stacy of Ocean Isle Fishing Charters in Ocean Isle said redfish in his area have been biting pretty regularly and trout fishing is beginning to improve as the weather begins to moderate. […]
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The Neuse River around New Bern is trout central as spring arrives along North Carolina’s coast
Capt. Joe Ward of Pollocksville has a special relationship with the Neuse River and the creeks that flow into it. He has been fishing the area since childhood, and during a long career in civil service at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, he often towed his boat to work to get in a few hours of fishing in the afternoon. […]
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The Spanish Armada – North Carolina’s Spanish (mackerel) armada will show up off the beaches of Brunswick County this month
Spring saltwater fishing along North Carolina’s southeastern coast begins in April when the water temperature warms enough to draw Spanish mackerel up from Florida where they spend the winter. It also helps that the baitfish that headline their menu also return. […]
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Speck-tacular spring trout tricks
As March rolls into April, changes begin in the inshore waters of South Carolina that bring a smile to the faces of fishermen. […]
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Little ponds, big flounder – Saltwater ponds are an untapped resource for flounder fishermen
A handful of anglers fishing a pond in Pawleys Island reeled in some grass, pine straw and a small pinfish, prompting a comment from an onlooker: “This pond isn’t worth fishing.” […]
Inshore Fishing
Look in warm shallows
April is a transition month for anglers and the fish they pursue, and it’s a great time to seek out the shallowest inshore areas you can find, because that’s where a lot of fish will be. […]
Inshore Fishing
Save your memories now
In a world of Youtube, Vimeo, Instagram and Vine, along with social media networks built to carry videos and images readily, it only makes sense for people to want to video and photograph their exploits while on the water. […]
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Three ways to play the weather for better spring redfish catches
Late March and early April are transition times for the weather and inshore fishing patterns in the Charleston area. […]
