Inshore Fishing
Reds put the feed bag on
May is perhaps one of the most-welcome months for chasing redfish. The weather is warm but not too hot to enjoy, and redfish resume a more predictable feeding behavior. […]
Inshore Fishing
High Tides and Tall Tails
Feel ‘blue’ about kings
After a winter as mild as we just experienced, fishermen across North Carolina are waiting with eager anticipation for the word that king mackerel have returned inshore. […]
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Calling Calibogue Cobia
One of the most-anticipated events for fisherman in the Lowcountry is the annual spring cobia migration. Cobia start to show up in mid-April and hang around through most of June. […]
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Burr, Hagan file bill to protect Cape Hatteras Seashore ORV use
North Carolina’s two U.S. senators acknowledged April 26 the problem of lack of bi-partisan beach access at Cape Hatteras National Seashore by filing a bill that would roll back limits on off-road-vehicle driving and pedestrian access. […]
Inshore Fishing
Beaufort Breakout
Okay, no excuses now. The weather is beautiful, the garden is planted and the redfish are biting again. […]
Gamefish Bill
Legislature’s Marine Resouces Committee’s final meeting is April 5
The N.C. General Assembly’s Committee on Marine Resources will hold its final open-to-the-public meeting April 5 at Raleigh in the Legislative Office Building, Room 643, 1 p.m. […]
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2012 Saltwater Preview
Saltwater fishing in North Carolina, offshore and in coastal waters, shouldn’t be much different in 2012 from the recent past. […]
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The Reds of Spring
Capt. Stu Caulder discussed the day’s gameplan with his fishing party while idling through a No Wake zone in the Intracoastal Waterway at Wrightsville Beach. […]
Inshore Fishing
Pups, redfish and old drum
Along North Carolina’s coast, red drum, siaenops ocellatus, are also known as redfish. […]
Inshore Fishing
The lower Cape Fear River
During the spring, Capt. Stu Caulder likes to fish the Cape Fear River between Carolina Beach and Southport. […]