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Ladies of the Evening
Even with the bright illumination of a nearly full moon, Capt. Noah Lynk had to rely upon sound to direct his sons, Tanner and Ethan, and their friend, Cameron Cottle, where to cast their shrimp. […]
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Wrecked on Flounder
Like hard-core party-goers who make a night of it by jumping from bar to bar, North Carolina saltwater anglers have options when it comes to getting their fill of big flounders each summer. […]
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Two Palmetto State Anglers Headed to IGFA Inshore World Championship
DANIA BEACH, Fla., U.S.A. – Two South Carolina anglers will join 27 other fly and light-tackle title holders from as far away as Africa and Australia who are headed to the Florida Keys and the seventh annual IGFA Inshore World Championship (IWC), July 8 – 11 in Islamorada. […]
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New Regulations Effective June 15 for Several Popular S.C. Saltwater Fish
New fisheries laws adding or changing catch limits and retention sizes on a number of recreationally important saltwater finfish species in South Carolina have been passed by the SC General Assembly and are now in place. […]
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Big speckled trout make early show in Charleston area
Based on what he’s seen in the past month, guide James LaVanway of Reel Fish Finder Charters said that it’s going to be a good year for big speckled trout in the Charleston Harbor area. […]
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Speck-ulation
Good and bad news exists for speckled trout — and anglers — in the creeks near Oriental and perhaps at other tributaries of the lower Neuse River. […]
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New Fisheries Rules in Effect This Summer
MOREHEAD CITY – Recreational fishermen heading to North Carolina beaches this Memorial Day weekend need to make sure they pick up or download an updated copy of the N.C. Recreational Coastal Waters Guide for Sports Fishermen. […]
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March to a Different Drum
The movement of the cork floating along the edge of the marsh was the normal wiggle caused by a dangling shrimp. […]
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Find Fine Fishing for Flatties
The first sign the fun is about to begin is when the fish show up around Pawley’s Island. […]
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DMF’s Red Drum Committee Meets May 8 at Washington
For anglers and guides who want the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries to amend the placing of 2 ½-inch mesh gill nets in coastal creeks that also are nursery areas for sportfishes such as red drum, speckled trout, flounder and other species, they have a chance to voice their concerns May 8 at the DMF’s regional office in Washington, N.C.
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