Newsletters
Photo of the Month: Courtney Joyner
Courtney Joyner of Camden, S.C.”s image of her turkey harvest while 8 months pregnant is our April 2021 Photo of the Month. […]
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Inshore Fishing
N.C. anglers can donate fish carcasses to science
NCDMF’s Carcass Collection Program allows anglers to leave their fish carcasses at one of seven coastal locations to help with scientific research on certain saltwater species. […]
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Four turkeys in the town of Turkey
Where else would you hunt during the opening weekend of North Carolina’s 2021 turkey season? […]
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2021 grouper season opens this weekend
Gag grouper, several other species open May 1 The 2021 season for gag grouper opens May 1 for anglers fishing out of North and South Carolina. Officially known as the Shallow Water Grouper season, it
Freshwater Fishing
Lake Murray – where did it get its name?
If you’ve ever wondered where Lake Murray got it’s name, here’s all you need to know. […]
Inshore
Late April fishing report for the Outer Banks
Redfish, tuna, cobia, wahoo — a wide variety of species are biting along the Outer Banks as we near the end of April 2021. […]
Fishing
Public asked to provide input on new S.C. state park
The first new South Carolina state park in 20 years has been proposed along the Black River in the Pee Dee Region, and state agencies are asking for the public’s input on designing it. […]
Inshore Fishing
Changes made to N.C. Saltwater Citation Program
North Carolina’s Saltwater Citation Program is undergoing changes, effective May 1, 2021, in the way it recognizes outstanding recreational catches. […]
Hunting Reports
Alligator snapping turtle caught in beaver trap
Unlucky day turns lucky for big turtle Stacy Atkinson of Florence, S.C. was checking one of his beaver traps earlier this week when he found a surprise. A big alligator snapping turtle got itself into
Hogs
Double hog bow kill for Carolina hunters
Wild hogs are a nuisance in the Carolinas, and Stephan Barrett and Billy Sowell took two nice ones out with a double kill from the same stand. […]