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Rock for Rocks
For years, Jerry Hill lived and fished — and guided fishermen for striped bass — on Badin Lake. […]
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Inshore Fishing
‘Private’ redfish offer unique fishing chance
If you have ever been to the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina or Virginia to fish for mountain trout, you know that it is somewhat easy to catch small fish. […]
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When Ida clears, try gray trout
Hurricane Ida literally put a damper on fishing this week as its counterclockwise winds and torrential rains drove boats off the Atlantic and made pier and surf fishing improbable and kept freshwater anglers at home. […]
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OBX surf fishing hits peak now
If you can pull yourself away from deer hunting this week (the rut’s in full swing across most of eastern and central North Carolina and muzzle-loader season opens Nov. 7 in the piedmont), you might consider heading to the Outer Banks for some surf fishing. […]
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Big reds set up for mullet feast in Bulls Bay
The happy coincidence of the fall mullet run and the movement of big, bull redfish out of their spawning areas has led to some great fishing on the outside edge of Bulls Bay. […]
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Try creeks for specks, reds, and flounder
Speckled trout, flounder and red drum are filling the creeks at Wrightsville Beach as the fall migration of baitfish toward the ocean continues unabated. […]
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High Water Mark
The best shallow-water guides in the Lowcountry around Beaufort and Hilton Head agree that November is high season for both trout and redfish. […]
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Go South for Specks
It didn’t take much coaxing for Rawling Pratt-Thomas and Rob Bennett to head for home from when it came time to really get down to the business of guiding fishermen around Charleston’s inshore waters. […]
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Speckled trout in full swing south of Charleston
Rob Bennett of Lowcountry Charters waits all year for October to roll around, and after two weeks, he’s feeling like the wait has been worth it.
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Cooler temps expected to fire up speckled trout
With the cold front and rain that moved west to east across North Carolina October 14, spotted seatrout fishing soon should fire off in a spectacular way at the lower Neuse River, said one veteran mid-coast saltwater expert. […]