Fly-ing though saltwater

Big speckled trout are not unusual in the waters of the Neuse River and the barrier islands near Cape Lookout.

Improvements in equipment has helped put fly-fishing on the map for saltwater fishermen, especially those targeting North Carolina waters. Learn the basics here.

Flyfishermen have long known that their gear is not limited to wimpy rods and small fish. Particularly over the past 20 years, as equipment has improved, fly-fishing has created opportunities to catch saltwater fish efficiently.

The sounds, marshes, inlets and rivers are especially adaptable to fly fishing. With the wisdom of three of the Tarheel State’s best guides — George Beckwith, Joe Shute and Gary Dubiel — here’s how.

Beckwith, owner of Down East Guide Service, said the summer probably offers the most opportunities for fly-fishermen.Click here to read more on Fly-ing though saltwater

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