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Vermilion snapper season won’t close this fall
Federal fisheries managers have decided to remove the annual Nov. 1-March 31 closure of recreational fishing for vermilion snapper because of the latest population assessment. […]
Offshore Fishing
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Gulf Stream action consistently good out of Charleston
A mixed bag awaits South Carolina anglers heading to the Gulf Stream, and trolling is a good method of putting them in the boat. […]
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Gag Reflex – Two months of great bottom-fishing await anglers from Little River, Calbash, Ocean Isle
On a crisp, late September morning, with the sun just promising to rise, there is a flurry of activity at the Ocean Isle Fishing Center. […]
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September White Out – White marlin north of Hatteras, sailfish south make Outer Banks a September wonderland for bluewater fishermen
For saltwater fishermen who visit the Outer Banks regularly, September is a magical time. People from all over the world elbow their way to our docks, fill the motels, and mostly fill all the available boats. […]
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Snapper no more? Grouper fill the hole out of Little River
Even though the short season on red snapper is over, bottom-fishing fields can continue to get their fix with big and tasty grouper out of Little River Inlet. […]
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NCDMF wants to see this weekend’s red snapper carcasses
The N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries is looking for a few good red snapper. […]
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Red snapper season reduced to one 3-day season in August
Fishermen better be good and quick if they want to catch themselves a red snapper dinner this year. […]
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Feds announce a single, 3-day weekend of red snapper fishing in August
Fishermen better be good and quick if they want to catch themselves a red snapper dinner this year. […]
Offshore Fishing
Circle or ‘J’ Hooks?
There have been volumes written on which style of hook is better for blue marlin fishing, circle hooks or “J” hooks. […]
Offshore Fishing
Go tall, not small
Guide Chris Kimrey said that amberjack may show up on most any rock, reef or wreck outside the 10-fathom (60-foot) curve, but it’s the “tall” ones that draw the most fish. […]