Inshore Fishing

The lower Neuse River

The Flat and Eno rivers form the Neuse River, which runs downstream from Falls of the Neuse Dam between Raleigh and Wake Forest until it empties into the Pamlico Sound 10 miles downstream from Oriental. […]

Inshore Fishing

What’s a “puppy” drum?

Along the North Carolina coast, extending north to Virginia Beach, Va. and south to Myrtle Beach, S.C., red drum that measure roughly between 16 and 32 inches are affectionately called “puppy drum.” […]

Inshore Fishing

Flounder with a side of reds

Now that fall has arrived, fishermen are swarming to saltwater. While some of the more expansive waters of the Neuse River downstream from New Bern receive all of the publicity during the summer when giant red drum and torpedoing tarpon are making the biggest splash, these bigger gamefish will be moving out of the river by September. […]

Inshore Fishing

Autumn Royalty

The murky waters of the Intracoastal Waterway were a poor substitute for the blue serenity that awaited over the horizon for Capt. Robert Olsen and the crew of Knot@Work Fishing Charters. […]

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Inshore fishing heating up around Charleston

Fall brings about a lot of changes around the Lowcountry. Hunters are in their tree stands, oyster roasts are in their final stages and, according to Capt. Mike Able of Charleston’s Able Minded Charters, the inshore fishing is starting to really get good. […]