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Another Nashville angler reels in white crappie state record from Tar River Reservoir
For the second time in less than month, a Nashville angler has reeled a state-record white crappie from the Tar River Reservoir. […]
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South Carolina DNR saltwater tournament information program gears up for 2010 season
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Marine Resources Division is preparing for the 2010 saltwater tournament fishing season, and would like to remind all tournament organizers of the current state regulations. […]
Bass Fishing
Peak striped bass run to hit Roanoke soon
Striped bass fishing for the spring spawning run is about one week from the start of its peak in the Roanoke River near Weldon. […]
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North Carolina commercial redfish closed temporary
North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries officials closed the commercial red drum fishery effective yesterday, but the April 12 proclamation by DMF Director Louis Daniel was not an end to all commercial fishing for red drum. […]
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New flounder regulations for South Carolina’s Pawley’s Inlet area
Gov. Mark Sanford signed a bill into law on March 31 that cut flounder recreational limits in half and limited the types of lights used for gigging for the Pawely’s Island and Murrells Inlet area effectively immediately. […]
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Falls Lake crappie are shallow-minded
Falls of the Neuse Lake crappie are the shallowest now they’ll be all year as the spring spawn winds down. […]
Bass Fishing
Governor signs new largemouth bass regulations for Lakes Marion, Moultrie and upper Santee River
New largemouth bass regulations for Lakes Marion and Moultrie, along with the upper Santee River, have been signed into law by Gov. Mark Sanford and became effective Wednesday (March 31). […]
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Brook trout record broken, again
Unchallenged for 31 years, South Carolina’s state record for brook trout was matched or broken twice in three weeks during late January and February. […]
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2010 trout season opens April 3
Ken Dielke watched his spinning rod bend and jump as he battled a 14-inch-long brook trout at an Ashe County stream last April. […]
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Marine Fisheries backpedals from earlier gill-net decision, puts in place new restrictions
The North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission has taken a giant step back from an earlier decision in favor of gill-net commercial fishermen. […]