Red drum and flounder are providing most of the action for anglers at southeastern coastal North Carolina, especially near Southport, Wilmington guide Jeff Wolfe said Friday (Sept. 16) while fishing the Elizabeth River with two clients. […]
When Ralph Phillips of Summerville and brother Dan of Columbia headed to the Wando River last Wednesday (Sept. 14), they didn’t expect to have their best trout-fishing day in quite a while. […]
The North Carolina legislature ended its “long” session in Raleigh on Sept. 14 by voting to start an all-encompassing marine- resources study that could drastically change the face of state saltwater management. […]
Janet Parker has a clear shot at becoming the first woman to compete in the Bassmaster Elite Series after a 10th-place finish this past weekend in the Central Open Division stop in Arkansas. […]
The bad news about September on Clarks Hill is that the water is warm — borderline hot — which makes tough customers out of cool-loving striped bass. […]
The New River’s shoreline is littered with woody structure, including stumps, logs and even some rubble from neighboring Camp Lejeune. […]
Not many women have won both fishing tournaments and turkey calling contests, gathering sponsorships and media appearances along the way. Even fewer have also won beauty pageants and dancing awards. […]
The North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission reaffirmed its commitment to the status quo regarding management of striped bass and spotted seatrout at its meetings last week in Raleigh. […]
Befuddled about what to toss to bronzebacks? Try fan-casting hard-plastic jerkbaits such as the Cordell Redfin, Original Rapala, or Lucky Craft Pointer SP to eddies, current breaks, and main channel dropoffs. […]
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission fisheries biologists have been assessing fish populations in coastal rivers this week to determine the impacts of low dissolved oxygen following Hurricane Irene. […]
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