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Vacation with a Redfish
Summer is the right time to head to the beach, and plenty of South Carolinians will be headed to Hilton Head Island. […]
Inshore Fishing
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DNR Seeks Angler Support for Cobia Research
The S.C. Department of Natural Resources is seeking help from anglers targeting cobia to collect DNA samples and to donate racks of fish caught in 2008.
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May 24 OBX Fishing School to Feature Cobia, Kings and Jacks
On Saturday, May 24, the Outer Banks Fishing School will feature a full day of specialized instruction on local techniques, tactics and locations for catching cobia amberjack and king mackerel.
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MFC Reopens Red Drum Season
MOREHEAD CITY – Citing the action as a means to reduce regulatory discards of dead fish, the N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission voted to reopen the commercial red drum harvest season effective April 28.
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Early-season bite good for speckled trout in Winyah Bay
Early season trout fishing has been fairly good in the Winyah Bay area, according to Steve Hedrick, who runs Reel EZ Guide Service out of Belle Island Marina in Georgetown. […]
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The Other Spring Trout
Weakfish don’t get any respect.
Tar Heels get more excited about spotted sea trout, probably because anglers catch lots of them from the grass beds of Pamlico Sound during the warm season and get runs of big specks at Cape Point each winter. […]
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Cape Fear Conundrum
The time of year Cape Fear-area anglers wait for through a seemingly endless winter is here when the calendar indicates May has arrived. […]
Inshore Fishing
Ready to fish? Start your engine!
Springtime has always been a good time for folks to get back into fishing and leave winter doldrums behind. […]
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New River’s Trout Bite is Speck-tacular
Although spring weather often is variable in North Carolina, ranging from sunny to wet, cold and windy, it doesn’t seem to affect the speckled trout bite at the New River.
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Commercial Harvest of Red Drum to Close
In a proclamation dated April 1, Dr. Louis B. Daniel III, Director of the Division of Marine Fisheries, announced the commercial harvest of red drum for the 2007-2008 fishing year.
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