Red drum and speckled trout were about the only inshore saltwater species available near Harkers Island before a two-week-long blast of frigid arctic air and a snow-and-ice storm blasted across North Carolina. […]
Winter weather can be blustery at times, but often the wind is dead calm, and those days are perfect for fly fishing. […]
With sub-freezing weather clinging to most of the state, fishing has been difficult for most areas — except the southeastern coast. […]
The new PENN® Allegiance Inshore series of spinning and baitcast rods are designed specifically for shallow water species like tarpon, redfish, speckled trout and snook. […]
Tailing reds offers fly anglers the perfect opportunity to send a hand-tied fly into the path of a stout redfish. […]
North Carolina fishermen will see their daily creel limit in coastal waters for speckled trout drop from 10 to six per day and the size restrictions increased as of Tuesday (Nov. 30), as the North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries seeks to reduce the annual harvest of the popular saltwater fish and strengthen the population.
Trout and other predator fish feed heavily during the fall when water temperatures drop to the lower 60s. […]
A special “called” meeting of the N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission has been scheduled for Nov. 22 in Morehead City to revisit an agreement on the Spotted Sea Trout Fisheries Management Plan that apparently isn’t satisfactory to commercial fishermen. […]
Spotted sea trout (aka, speckled trout) are completely off the charts now in many rivers and feeder creeks inshore at North Carolina’s central coast, but most of them are smaller specimens. […]
On Monday November 1 the N.C. Wildlife Commission will renew their annual program of stocking the Cape Fear River with striped bass fingerlings in the 4 to 6-inch size range. […]
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