Inshore Fishing
MirrOlure introduces newest MirrOdine, the C-Eye Pro
The MirrOdine series of floating, suspending and diving lures from MirrOlure have been popular since their release a handful of years ago. […]
Inshore Fishing
Inshore Fishing
Winter ‘Strand’ is grand
Hot summer days, laying out on the beach, playing golf or stopping by one of the many roadside distractions — those are things that come to mind when Myrtle Beach is mentioned. […]
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Black drum, redfish adding to great speckled trout action in Little River waters
The fall frenzy for speckled trout has been non-stop in the waters around Little River since early November, but in recent weeks, fishermen have been able to add to quick limits of specks some black drum and redfish. […]
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Inshore action going strong on lower Brunswick County coast
Redfish and speckled trout are biting well in the creeks along the Intracoastal Waterway from Ocean Isle Beach across the state line to Dunn Sound. […]
Inshore Fishing
Which New River?
North Carolina is home to two different rivers named New. One is in the mountains of Northwestern North Carolina and offers whitewater and fishing opportunities, and the other is at the coast and has boating and fishing opportunities. […]
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Stocking-stuffer reds
The five-week period beginning at Thanksgiving and stretching through the New Year is a non-stop hustle of family visits, neighborhood parties, football tailgates and Christmas shopping — and that’s just the social side. […]
Inshore Fishing
Light tackle for anglers new to redfish
Most Lowcountry anglers target redfish at some time during the year, but many do so with live or cut bait and heavy tackle. […]
Inshore Fishing
Make fishing memories permanent
Taking a good photo of a fish and fisherman should be easy. Two of the more difficult variables to get right, focus and exposure, are virtually eliminated today because the cameras does them for you. Nonetheless, most fishermen take lousy photos. […]
Inshore Fishing
Gifts for the established redfish angler
There are lots of fish-lippers on the market, but the industry standard is the “Boga grip” that comes in three sizes: 15, 30 and 60 pounds, with the 15-pound model being most appropriate for redfish. […]
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The ‘New” side of speckled trout
While Ricky Kellum is an accomplished inshore fisherman for several species, he is considered “The Man” for specks in the New River and in the Intracoastal Waterway around Camp Lejeune and Sneads Ferry. […]