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Saltwater Series: The Neuse River
Almost all North Carolina residents know where New Bern is, but few think of it as a saltwater fishing destination. […]
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Reef Kings
August is hot enough to encourage second thoughts for any angler heading for the ocean on a calm day, so beginning a trip before sunrise is a great idea when the target is a big king mackerel. […]
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Raise the White Flag
Maybe it’s the result of tight federal catch
limits, the change-over to circle hooks or the catch-and-release of almost everything, but the past few years have produced square miles of striped bass to the 60-pound class, thousands of 300-pound bluefin tuna, a historic sailfish summer, and as many white marlin as any other season.
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Silver Sound
As waters simmer across the South, groups of bewitched anglers charmed by silver-sided beasts, prepare their gear, hoping to connect again with one of the most memorable opponents ever found in inland waters. […]
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Redfishing remains as hot as the weather in Charleston area
With much of South Carolina suffering through 100-degree heat the past several days, has the fishing crawled to a halt as fish and fishermen look for shade? […]
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Doormats providing action for anglers
Flounder fishing has hit its stride up and down the North Carolina coast, and anglers are having good luck with artificial lures as well as tried-and-true live-bait rigs. […]
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Pulling ‘Teeth’
The sizzling summer heat spreads fishermen out from the extreme shallows of tidal flats all the way to the edge of the Continental Shelf. […]
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Saltwater Series: Making the Most of Murrells Inlet
You can’t blame Englis Glover for expressing his love — loud and long — for Murrells Inlet. […]
Inshore Fishing
Bonnethead sharks are still ready, willing and eager in August
Fishing for sharks is a favorite pastime of Capt. Fritz Von Kolnitz, a Lowcountry native who doesn’t overlook the inshore action provided by the smaller bonnetheads. […]
Inshore Fishing
Kayaks and ‘jaws’: Bulls Bay bonnetheads are the ticket
Sight-casting is probably one of the most exciting ways to fish. It’s similar to stalking deer or jump-shooting ducks, except getting within range with a fishing rod in hand is not even half the battle. […]