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Baa, Baa Dock Sheep
The day was clear and bright, with the sun high overhead. Boats buzzed along the ICW and navigation channels in and around Wrightsville Beach on their way to far off destinations. […]
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Pending State Record Tarpon Landed at Topsail Island Pier
On September 17, Malcolm Condie, of Broad Creek, enjoyed a day of fishing from Sea View Pier at North Topsail that he won’t soon forget.
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Tide is wrong, but Bulls Bay specks are right on
When you can knock out three dozen speckled trout, during dog days, on the wrong tide, you’ve had a heckuva day.
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‘Flat’ Moving
Like snowbirds heading south for the winter, flounder start a similar fall migration this month at the Carolina Beach area. […]
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Fishing Fit to a “T”
When the first nor’easter blows, the water begins cooling for the fall, giving anglers itchy riggin’ fingers. […]
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Inshore Flounder Fishing Also Pretty Hot at S.E. Coast
Even when fishing inshore waters, those days the wind is blowing 20 knots are generally not considered good fishing days, but the inshore flounder bite along the lower Cape Fear River has been so good, you find sheltered water and go anyway. […]
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Offshore Flounder Bite Hot as Weather
CAROLINA BEACH — The flounder bite at the southeastern N.C. coast was red hot at the close of July, as sizzling as the upper-90s weather. […]
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Early morning has meant hot fishing for Georgetown guide
Capt. Newman Weaver has been proving over the past week, in a fishy sort of way, that the early bird is still getting the worm – even if it’s piloting a flats boat.
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Lots of small reds, specks means great fishing in future
A lot of fishermen turn up their noses at the thought of catching lots of small fish, but Capt. Rawling Pratt-Thomas of Charleston Inshore Charters said the past week has convinced him that there’s a bright side.
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Nearshore rocks, reefs and wrecks produce mixed bag of fun
One thing about summertime fishing is that it’s predictable. Good fishermen can figure out where fish are holding in early June and have a good idea that they’ll stay through Labor Day.