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2010 trout season opens April 3
Ken Dielke watched his spinning rod bend and jump as he battled a 14-inch-long brook trout at an Ashe County stream last April. […]
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‘Z’ not for ‘Zorro’ when lures appear
Capt. John Ward of Affinity Charters positioned his boat near a the mouth of a finger creek, fishing the falling tide. […]
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A Spade Flush
When Mark Melnyk ventured from Canada to South Carolina last year to film a handful of episodes of his World Fishing Network television show, Reel Road Trip, he happened on Charleston and Capt. Tom Siwarski of Carolina Aero Marine Adventures. […]
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Best sight fishing for redfish at CALO
The best sight-fishing of the year for red drum is occurring now at Cape Lookout, according to a veteran Beaufort guide. […]
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Good weather key to red-fishing success
With frigid weather continuing to hold a vice-like grip on most of North Carolina, fishing success has come at a premium and then only sporadically. […]
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Early-Rising River Specks
Roughly the same size as a golf ball, you’d think a popping cork would be easier to keep up with. […]
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Not So Fast!
As Capt. Fred Rourk cautiously poled towards the nervous water created by a school of feeding redfish, the concerns over the time spent locating them were immediately forgotten. […]
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Cover: March 2010 (SC) – Inshore
As conditions warm, bass and specks become active this month. […]
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Suit filed to force state to end gill net fishing
The Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue and Rehabilitation Center filed a lawsuit in federal court today to force the state of North Carolina to stop authorizing gill net fishing in violation of the Endangered Species Act. […]
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Lower Neuse feeder creeks holding specks
Even with the waves of cold fronts, snow and ice storms that have swept across North Carolina during January and February, a few weather breaks have given anglers recent chances to catch fish. […]