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NCDMF closes more inshore waters to large-mesh gill nets
The N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries has been forced to close another large area of inshore waters to large-mesh gill nets because of interaction with sea turtles. […]
Fishing
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Lake Murray shellcracker bite has been excellent
Shellcracker fishing success isn’t simply reserved for springtime bed-fishing. There’s some outstanding fishing right now for huge shellcrackers at Lake Murray. […]
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Beach-driving may be easier at Cape Hatteras very soon
Outer Banks anglers and beach visitors could see a relaxation of the National Park Service’s beach-access rules at Cape Hatteras National Seashore by September or October, just in time for fall fishing season. […]
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Red snapper season reduced to one 3-day season in August
Fishermen better be good and quick if they want to catch themselves a red snapper dinner this year. […]
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Feds announce a single, 3-day weekend of red snapper fishing in August
Fishermen better be good and quick if they want to catch themselves a red snapper dinner this year. […]
Fishing
Can we talk?
The National Marine Electronics Association is the organization responsible for setting standards for marine electronics, including those for communication between units. […]
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Charleston flounder chomping on live baits
Fishermen are finding plenty of flounder in the Charleston Harbor, and where one bites, more are sure to follow, according to Justin Hubbard of Reel Shallow Charters. […]
Bass Fishing
Bass bait really on at Lake Norman
Anglers who still talk about Lake Norman as the “Dead Sea” have, as Mark Twain once said, greatly exaggerated its demise. “Lake Norman has an awesome bass bite now,” said Andy Fox of Fishers of Men Guide Service. “Lake Norman is coming back.” […]
Fishing
It’s all about how you see
Outdoorsmen expose their eyes to a variety of glare and UV conditions, and protecting our vision is of the utmost importance. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Turn to summer patterns
July is a month for consistency and patterns at both Lake Marion and Lake Moultrie. […]