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Red Hot Winter
We could see dozens of broad-shouldered, copper-plated fish zipping frantically past our hull in the transparent salt creek. […]
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Chill Out for Winter Specks
Other than catching them, one of the best aspects of chasing speckled trout in winter is the best bite often occurs from noon through mid afternoon. […]
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Specks at night provide hot bite
Although the weather is more benign during spring, summer and fall, February offers the best chances to catch ‘gator specks at North Carolina’s Crystal Coast (Morehead City-Atlantic Beach-Cape Lookout) area, said guide David Dietzler of Cape Lookout Charters (252-240-2850, www.capelookoutcharters.com, ddietzler@ec.rr.com). […]
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Redfish biting — when the wind isn’t
Given that it’s almost February, Capt. Todd Stamps of MyFish.com in Charleston is pretty happy with the redfish action he’s seeing.
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Before the freeze, reds and specks still biting
The inshore bite for redfish and speckled trout remained good in the Charleston area, right up until the cold front that hit the area at mid-week.
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Post-Holiday Reds
Okay, Christmas is over, and so is deer season. What’s left to do outdoors? Let’s check out the rules bulletin. […]
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Frozen Frenzy
It’s cold along the northern reaches of the “big ditch.”
When it passes through Little River, the Intercoastal Waterway doesn’t completely chill out the New Year’s wishes of fishermen.
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Action on schooling reds tremendous for
The redfish action on the Broad River flats has been so good that even Capt. Dan Utley of Fishin’ Coach Charters in Beaufort is talking in superlatives.
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Beaufort-area redfish are turned on
Capt. Danny Rourk of Tailwind Charters in Beaufort has had some great days on redfish, but the day he had this past Friday was one of his best – and it capped a great week of fishing.
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A Fine, Chilled Red
As Capt. Patrick Kelly guided his sleek, 21-foot center-console boat through the marsh creeks near Little River, the need for warm, layered clothing became obvious. […]