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North Carolina pro is BASS Rookie of the Year
North Carolina bass pro Hank Cherry has won the Bassmaster Elite Series’ Rookie of the Year award for the 2013 season. […]
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Wateree bass fishing turns on as September arrives
Bass fishing has taken center stage at Lake Wateree on the first two days of September, with both big bass and limits of chunky fish being caught. […]
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Two large portions of N.C. coast will remain closed to large-mesh gill nets
Two large areas of North Carolina’s coastal waters expected to reopen for large-mesh gill nets on Sept. 1 will remain closed indefinitely because federal permits allowing some interaction with endangered sea turtles have not been issued. […]
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FLW’s championship event coming to Lake Murray in 2014
The announcement that the Forrest Wood Cup will return to Lake Murray next August has lit a fire in the competitive spirits of several South Carolina anglers who hope for a shot at the championship’s $500,000 first prize. […]
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For Clarks Hill striper fishermen, it’s summer at last
After a summer of torrential rainfall and high water, the summer pattern that Clarks Hill striper guides rely on has arrived – at last. […]
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Trout with a side of shrimp – Fall trout bite on Bulls Bay keys on arrival of shrimp this month
The conversation came real easy, as it does after a great day on the water when you’ve figured out what the fish wanted and have given it to them. […]
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The Flathead Falls – Blewett Falls might be best lake on the Yadkin/Pee Dee system for flathead catfish
A day of fishing begins early for Robbie Burr of Lilesville. A catfish guide who operates Pee Dee Fishing Adventures, Burr often meets his clients somewhere around daylight, and in order to make that appointment, he typically has to be on the water several hours earlier, launch his boat and catch bait for the day’s fishing, then trailer the boat and drive to pick up his clients. […]
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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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Yak it up at the Fort – Fort Fisher’s backwaters are a kayak fisherman’s heaven
Mark Patterson believes the bays at Fort Fisher are pretty close to ideal for kayak fishing. A Greensboro resident and founder of the North Carolina Kayak Fishing Association (NCKFA), Patterson fishes the area, which kayakers simply call “The Fort,” numerous times a year. […]
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Big fish fever – Fall brings out the best in Lake Russell’s trophy striped bass
About 13 years ago, Rich King caught his first striped bass. […]