Cobia
Perfect storm of cobia hits southern OBX
The bad news from the Outer Banks is a freak early summer nor’easter has made fishing from boats almost impossible the last three days. […]
Offshore Fishing
Offshore Fishing
Offshore-rigging tips can improve catches
Getting rigged the right way for offshore trolling season takes some experience. […]
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Cover: May 2010 (NC)
Offshore action at the Diamond Shoals is as good as gold this month. […]
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Cannonball jellyfish top bait for South Carolina spadefish
The cannonball jellyfish, stomolophus meleagris, has great value as table fare in Asian countries, but along the South Carolina coast, it’s mainly recognized as being the No. 1 food of certain species of sea turtles and the No. 1 bait for spadefish. […]
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Cover: April 2010 (SC)
Winter is in the past, and now everything is biting from the fresh lakes to the salty ocean. […]
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Dialing in Dolphin
Reserve orders for Bionic Ballyhoo were finished in February, and tackle was tuned up in March, preparing the way for adventures in the ocean in April. […]
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Rally at Capitol draws new congressional support for marine fisheries management reform
WASHINGTON, D.C. – A rally on Wednesday (Feb. 24) on the steps of the Capitol by as many as 5,000 fishermen attracted the attention of congressmen to the insanity of current management of the nation’s marine fisheries. […]
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Fishermen rally to net support in Washington
Many fishing industry spokesmen and more than 20 political leaders who support the fishing industry are calling the “United We Fish” rally that was held near the Capitol in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday (Feb. 24), accomplished exactly what it was intended to do – draw attention to problems with the current course of marine fisheries management. […]
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Groups demand immediate marine fisheries management changes
Six groups representing recreational anglers have joined to call on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Jane Lubchenco to change how the nation’s marine fisheries are managed, going so far as to lay out a framework to do so. […]