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February 13, 2026

Weakfish, also known as gray trout, have a similar appearance to speckled trout, but without the spots.

Weakfish biting non-stop near Charleston

Weakfish are providing plenty of action for guide James LaVanway and his November clients in the Charleston area. […]

N.C. saltwater anglers won’t be able to purchase the new recreational saltwater fishing license until Jan. 1, 2007.

CRFLs Not Available Until Jan. 1, 2007

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, during May inland fisheries seminars at the Pisgah Hatchery, said cooperator agents and the Division of Marine Fisheries would be able to sell Coastal Recreational Fishing Licenses starting Dec. 1, 2006. […]

Chad Craven and Alex Feeeman led the NCSU Bass Pack to the Collegiate Chanpionship.

Bass Pack Captures Collegiate Bass Title

Craig Holt

N.C. State University’s “Bass Pack” fishing team defeated 41 other teams during the inaugural collegiate bass-fishing championship at Texas during October. […]

Scoring changes have been announced by the Governor's Cup Billfishing Series for the 2007 events.

Governor’s Cup Billfishing Series Announces Changes and 2007 Schedule

From News Reports

The South Carolina Governor’s Cup Billfishing Series has announced the dates for its 19th season, along with some changes, particularly in scoring. […]

Tidal rivers hold Santee monsters

Scott Keepfer

Like clockwork, catfishing enthusiast Lance Larsen of Anderson packs his gear and heads for Santee Cooper every mid-October. […]

Winter fly anglers can still catch trout, but they need to know how to use nymphs.

Winter is time for using nymphs

Robert Satterwhite

The fly-fisher who masters the art of nymph fishing will catch trout most anytime of the year, any time of the day, and in any kind of weather. […]

Veteran N.C. coastal anglers have learned to capture baitfish during cold- weather periods by using a gill net instead of a cast net.

Getting baits when it’s late

Jerry Dilsaver

Many inshore and offshore anglers freely admit they prefer using live baits to artificial lures. […]

Small crankbaits fished from 5- to 8-feet deep in the backs of creeks at large lakes are good spots in October because of shad concentrations.

Go hunt deer now — wink, wink

David Fritts

I love to deer hunt in November, and there are times I really love other deer hunters — like when I’m bass fishing. […]

Wesley Cashwell and Larry Inman of Greensboro landed 14.33 pounds of bass Sept. 2 to claim the National Bass Circuit tournament at Kerr Lake.

Gray has a bright day at Kerr Lake

Tony Garitta

Brandon Gray of Bullock cranked his way to the top spot at the Sept. 23-24 Wal-Mart Bass Fishing League Piedmont Division Super Tournament at Kerr Lake. […]

Fishing for striped bass at Lake Hickory is the best during the fall when water temperatures range between 60 and 65 degrees.

Search for Stripers

Tony Garitta

Dark and foggy with an annoying drizzle — just the type of conditions that make driving along the highway a chore but just the perfect type of weather for hooking a trophy striper. […]