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Flounder Limits Change
As of this past Monday, Feb. 21, creel and size limits for flounder caught by recreational fishermen in North Carolina waters changed. […]
Inshore Fishing
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American, hickory shad runs starting to crank up
With air temperatures rising into the 60s and low 70s across coastal North Carolina and forcing water temps higher, the hickory and American (white) shad spring migration runs are heating up at the upper Neuse River and tributary creeks such as Pitchkettle and Contentnea. […]
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Red drum holed up at southeastern bays
With cold weather settled across most of North Carolina, the southeastern corner of the state remains a hot place for red drum fishing. […]
Gamefish Bill
Push for gamefish status continues
Sportsmen’s groups are pushing to have a bill re-introduced into the legislature to reclassify red drum and spotted seatrout as gamefish. […]
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Swansboro red drum sight fishing hot now
Red drum fishing in the marshes and behind the barrier islands near Swansboro is outstanding right now, according to Capt. Robbie Hall of Hall ‘Em In Charters. […]
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Saltwater Series: South Edisto
Of all the barrier islands along the South Carolina coast, most are either largely uninhabited or have sold out to commercial pursuits like beachfront condos or putt-putt wonderlands. […]
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NCDMF closes speckled trout harvest statewide
For the first time, the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries has been forced to close all speckled trout fishing in North Carolina waters. […]
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Cold water ignites sizzling striper bite in Trent, Neuse rivers
With water temperatures dropping this month (along with ice and snow) across most of North Carolina, fishing success usually falls as well — except in one place. […]
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Cover: January 2011 (SC) – Inshore
If you’re the type who doesn’t want to just sit all day in front of the fire, there are fish to be caught this month. […]
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Saltwater Series: Wadmalaw / Bohicket
Rawling Pratt-Thomas grew up fishing the Wadmalaw/Bohicket area south of Charleston, but it wasn’t until he was several years into a career as a fishing guide that he realized what he had. […]