Bass Fishing
Borderline Bassin’
If you’ve been around largemouth bass for any length of time, you’ve come to learn and dread a term that’s often used to describe fishing during the spring and fall: “transition.” […]
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River of Many Faces
As the river’s swift water roars through the rugged topography of western North Carolina, it cuts an impressive gorge through the Earth’s crust. […]
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New Kind of Speck Fishing
The best saltwater fishing usually occurs behind the dunes along North Carolina’s coast during the early summer or fall months. […]
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‘Rock’ Not a Hard Place
After the exceptional drought of 2002 that dropped High Rock Lake more than 21 feet below full pool, many anglers pondered the fate of the lake’s once wonderful fishery. […]
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2009 Saltwater Forecast
The news for North Carolina saltwater fishermen and resource watchers this year continues a familiar pattern — it’s a mixed bag with few changes from 2008. […]
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Bluewater Breakout
The water temperature jumped about six degrees in the space of a hundred yards, the ocean went from a dark green to an azure blue, and beyond a wooden container that was floating along, the beginning of a grassline was forming. […]
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Cover: March 2009 (SC) – Freshwater
Offshore is kicking off, and crappie are in high gear. […]
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Cover: March 2009 (SC)
Offshore is kicking off, and crappie are in high gear. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Time for trophy cats and slaying the slabs
March is upon us, and some cold weather remains. But cold-weather fishing has become popular and very productive, especially for blue catfish, crappie and bass. […]
Bass Fishing
March blows in great bass fishing
March is probably my favorite month to fish in the Carolinas for most species. You still have some good striper fishing, and the crappie and bass are at their peaks. […]