With the arrival of June and hot temperatures, largemouth bass have gone into deep-water patterns at the Research Triangle area’s three major lakes — Jordan, Falls of the Neuse and Shearon Harris. […]
A recent economic study shows an expansion of the current South Atlantic red snapper fishing ban in federal waters from North Carolina to the Florida Atlantic coast would result in “economic battering” of the recreational fishing retail marketing in the region, the American Sportfishing Association reported yesterday (June 8). […]
A recent economic study shows an expansion of the current South Atlantic red snapper fishing ban in federal waters from North Carolina to the Florida Atlantic coast would result in “economic battering” of the recreational fishing retail marketing in the region, the American Sportfishing Association reported yesterday (June 8). […]
South Carolina’s recreational anglers are currently being polled by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources in an effort to discover if the winter’s unusually cold weather impacted spotted seatrout populations. […]
George Campsen of Isle of Palms boated the biggest fish caught in Saturday’s Fifty-Fifty tournament out of Toler’s Cove Marina in Mount Pleasant, a 54.3-pound wahoo, caught while fishing on the Hosanna.
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Striped bass are starting to return to their summer haunts at Lake Norman, and fishing success is rising along with temperatures. […]
The only boat to release a blue marlin on back-to-back fishing days was Caramba, giving them 1,200 Governor’s Cup points and the title at the 43rd Georgetown Blue Marlin Tournament this past weekend. […]
If you like heated arguments, it only takes one question: which North Carolina lake has the most and biggest catfish? […]
Hunkered under the wide limbs of a huge spruce, I waited out an early summer rainstorm, a hard, pounding, gully-washer kind of rain. […]
Weather can kill people in boats and be downright sneaky while doing it. When fishing Lake Tawakoni in East Texas, for instance, I remember how blue northers would slide by just clear of the west side of the lake, like they were going to miss us, and then circle around to come north right over the dam and hit the lake. […]
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