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July 12, 2026

February weather is nippy, but Lake Norman’s bass feel spring approaching.

Nippy Norman know-how – Prespawn action set to begin as Lake Norman’s bass stir out of winter haunts

David A. Brown

February is the month marked by Valentine’s Day, and it’s when bass pro Bryan Thrift of Shelby loves Lake Norman. […]

Mark Stacy targets huge schools of redfish in the marshes, creeks and ICW in Brunswick County.

Cold, red and fishy – Cold means reds for fishermen along North Carolina’s southermost coast

Jerry Dilsaver

Cold and red is an excellent combination in Brunswick County. At least that’s what Capt. Mark Stacy thinks when winter sets in along North Carolina’s southernmost coast. […]

Some fishermen who jig vertically for bluefin tuna prefer high-speed, conventional reels over spinning reels.

Bluefin blitz – Bluefin tuna are the Outer Banks’ premier winter fishery

Chris Burrows

Bluefin tuna is the species that has driven the largest paradigm shift in the recent history of North Carolina’s saltwater big-game fishing. […]

Cover: February 2014 (NC)

North Carolina Sportsman

Bass fishing at Lake Norman cranks up this month, and we teach you what you need to get in on the action. […]

Shimano Chronarch CI4+

South Carolina Sportsman

Shimano’s Chronarch CI4+ baitcasting reels feature Shimano’s new SVS Infinity brake system, which controls spool speed for precision casting. […]

Capt. Noah Lynk of Harkers Island is worried that this week's cold weather might have harmed speckled trout.

Two small cold-stun events reported by marine fisheries

Jerry Dilsaver

Fishermen are worried about a possible cold-stun event during this week’s blast of winter weather, but a biologist with the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries has listed only small stun-kill events in two places along the coastline. […]

Flies like Capt. Tommy's Golden Prawn have been producing a lot of redfish in the shallow marshes around Georgetown.

Return of warm weather should put Georgetown-area reds back on feed

Jeff Burleson

When the weather returns to 65 degrees and sunshine in a few days, fishermen will have another chance to tackle big schools of redfish that are crushing baits in the backcountry waters around Georgetown, and Capt. Tommy Scarborough of Georgetown Coastal Adventures will be hitting the water every chance he gets. […]