Bass Fishing
March is tough to beat
March is when most of the big bass are caught in North Carolina. One reason, I think, is because it’s when most people start fishing. […]
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Red and black drum hitting around ICW docks in Little River area
The tail end of winter brings few memorable opportunities for residents and visitors of the Grand Strand. […]
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Lower end of Lake Norman has been hot spot for stripers, spots, white perch
Even as winter weather continues to dominate most of North Carolina, fishing success has increased at some freshwater venues, including Lake Norman. […]
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Bluewater wahoo bite out of Carolina Beach is awesome
Capt. Mike King of the Streamweaver in Carolina Beach thought there would be some wahoo holding in the general area of the Steeples off Carolina Beach last weekend, and he had a group ready to go after them. […]
Bass Fishing
Seagle’s huge limit wins BFL bass tournament on High Rock
After the first five or six anglers each brought one fish to the scales at the March 2 Walmart Bass Fishing League Piedmont Division tournament at High Rock Lake, Salisbury’s Kenny Seagle stunned the crowd at Tamarac Marina by bringing in a 5-fish limit that weighed a whopping 24 pounds, 4 ounces. […]
Inshore Fishing
Sight-fishing cool for cold
Sight-fishing is the pinnacle of inshore action for many anglers, and redfish are very suited to be the targets. […]
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Sutton Lake access area reopens with many improvements
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has completed renovations to the Sutton Lake Boating Access Area, and it is now open to the public. […]
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Multiple-rod tactics producing lots of Lake Greenwood crappie
Despite cooler and sometimes rainy weather, March is ushering in the spawning ritual for crappie on Lake Greenwood. […]
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Crappie fishing at Lake Murray has blasted off in mouth of creeks
A full stringer-limit of slab crappie will make a “crappies are biting” believer out of anyone, and guide Brad Taylor of Batesburg is making that crappie-catching connection at Lake Murray. […]
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Bill in state senate would greatly increase boat-registration fees to pay for inlet dredging
Three Republican senators from Eastern North Carolina have sponsored a bill in this session of the General Assembly that would increase registration fees – some by as much as 750 percent — for recreational boat owners. […]