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Star-Kissed Catfish
The Cape Fear River lowlands become unbearably hot each summer. […]
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Made in the Shade
Capt. Jeff Cronk is one of the most energetic fishermen along the coast of North Carolina. […]
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Carolina Crankin’ Kings
In the North Carolina county of Davidson, the welcoming signs rightfully could say “Welcome to Crankbait Country.” […]
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Morehead’s Multiple Mahi
When most fishermen daydream of dragging in dolphin, they typically conjure. […]
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2007 Deer Season Preview
So what can Tar Heel hunters expect for the 2007 white-tailed deer season — more bucks, more does, better quality deer? […]
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Perfect storm of access problems
What would your reaction be if you returned at dusk to a public boat ramp after a day-long fishing trip and discovered your vehicle and boat trailer had disappeared? […]
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Waterfowl Breeding Survey Shows Good News
Preliminary results from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Canadian Wildlife Service’s Waterfowl Breeding Population and Habitat Survey indicate a total duck population estimate of more than 41 million birds in the traditional survey area. […]
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Bait fishing is key to Charleston redfish
Capt. Legre Leland of Head Shaker Charters in Charleston isn’t averse to using artificial baits when he targets big redfish in the waters around his home. […]
Bass Fishing
Outdoors Writer Tucker Killed in Florida Wreck
Tim Tucker, 50, an outdoors writer and North Carolina native who lived at Cross Creek, Fla., died from injuries sustained in a July 16 automobile collision with a parked deputy-sheriff’s patrol car. […]
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Blackfin Tuna Record Landed off Oregon Inlet
Steve Lockwood, of Raleigh, was the last of six fishermen to take a turn in the fighting chair of the Dream Girl that afternoon, but his fish, while among the smallest of the day, would become the one that created the most stir.
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