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Mount Pleasant Pier getting plenty of visits from redfish schools
With cooling temperatures in recent days, the baitfish are starting to move, and schooling redfish are following them past the Mount Pleasant Pier. […]
Fishing
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Smallmouth action on New River is back on track as water reaches 70-degree mark
Smallmouth bass fishing in the New River has been tough this year for a variety of reasons, but now it’s apparently back on track. […]
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Virginia teen breaks ancient North Carolina record with 32-pound skipjack tuna
Matthew Kelly, a 16-year-old from Chesapeake, Va. thinks every fishing trip with his father, Patrick, is special, but the one Labor Day Weekend was just a little more special. […]
Fishing
Paddle up a winner
Something’s fishy when Christmas comes in July, and for many it is the annual ICAST (International Convention of the Allied Sportfishing Trades) show. […]
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Black mat algae has taken over Tuckertown Lake. Is Shearon Harris next?
A threatening black menace continues to encroach upon the fisheries at Tuckertown and Shearon Harris lakes. […]
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Six tips to having a successful shrimping season
Shrimp season is one of the most anticipated opening days of the year along the coast, and throughout the 90-day season, from noon on Sept. 12 until noon on Nov. 11, many outdoorsmen shrimp all along the coast. […]
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Get all knotted up – with the Berkley braid knot
Read the instructions below, then watch the accompanying video for great step-by-step visuals. […]
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Get all knotted up – with the Berkley braid knot
Read the instructions below, then watch the accompanying video for great step-by-step visuals. […]
Flounder
The lure of the jetties
Cooler water on the incoming tide turns the fishing from good to great in September, and the hottest action for saltwater anglers is around jetties, submerged rock piles and reefs. […]
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Big drum bite on in Pamlico River, Pamlico Sound; specks to follow?
Capt. Richard Andrews of Tar-Pam Guide Service in Washington said the Neuse River isn’t the only place in North Carolina that gets a lot of large red drum in the late summer. […]