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Angler finds specks and reds in some unusual places
Mild winter weather at the N.C. coast has meant good fishing days and spotted seatrout for most anglers. […]
Inshore Fishing
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Hitting for saltwater cycle possible now
It may be winter, but inshore anglers still can hit for the saltwater cycle at Swansboro, north to Bogue Inlet and south to Brown’s Inlet. […]
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Legislative saltwater review committee sets dates
The Legislative Research Committee on Saltwater Issues has set four tentative dates for hearings about proposed changes in the way saltwater resources are managed in North Carolina. […]
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Red drum, trout fishing speck-tacular at SE coast
With freezing temperatures finally spreading across North Carolina (and deer season in full rut), many sportsmen have hung up their rods and reels and hit the woods in hopes of bagging a trophy buck. […]
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‘Rail’ Road to Reds
Being a sportsman in South Carolina is not an either/or situation. You can be a hunter or fisherman — or both. So it’s no surprise that Lowcountry sportsmen have discovered a way to combine their two loves on the Broad River, casting and blasting the day away. […]
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Saltwater Series: Roanoke Island
Sometimes it seems that Roanoke Island is a place that many fishermen know, but don’t really give the respect it deserves. […]
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Speck, red drum fishing torrid along length of coast
Speckled trout and red drum fishing is as hot as it has been all year along almost the entire North Carolina coast, from Albemarle and Currituck sounds in the northeastern corner of the state all the way to the South Carolina border. […]
Inshore Fishing
Walk the Puppy
When autumn arrives, North Carolina’s coastal backwaters fill with baitfish. […]
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Speck fishing blows up at Crystal Coast
Now is the time to head for the Crystal Coast to take advantage of a fabulous spotted seatrout bite. […]
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Legislator says public hearings on saltwater management will be held in January
The legislative research committee that will study how North Carolina saltwater resources will be managed in the future will hold its first of three meetings in January, according to a co-chairman of the joint-legislative committee that will do the study. […]