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Virginia Beach angler lands huge cobia on trip out of Hatteras
The only thing better than catching a big fish, is catching an even bigger fish. That’s what happened last Sunday for Capt. Rom Whitaker IV of Hatteras. […]
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How to improve topwater lures for saltwater
Using topwater lures to catch fish is a favorite technique of many fishermen. It’s definitely one of the most exciting ways to fish. […]
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Get ready to get a grab on!
By now, almost everyone has seen reality shows where a bunch of rough-looking folks feel around trying to catch catfish by hand. […]
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Marine Fisheries Commission changes sheepshead regs, reviews flounder options
The N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission voted at its meeting last week to change daily creel limits and size limits for sheepshead and proposed six options to consider to reduce the commercial and recreational harvest of southern flounder. […]
Inshore Fishing
No hate for the old crate
Kayak anglers have a unique addiction. There is one object primarily used for something else that will cause a paddler to do a double take when it comes to using it or not: a milk crate. […]
Bass Fishing
A great time to feel blue
In terms of fishing opportunities, South Carolina is a unique state for a number of reasons, and the presence of blueback herring in a lot of our major reservoirs is a big one. […]
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How to find bream beds
Fishing beds is an extremely productive way to catch huge bluegills or shellcrackers, as it enables anglers to target the big males guarding the beds. […]
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The Spanish armada has arrived off east side of Cape Fear
Spring may have been a little slow in arriving, but Rick Bennett of Rod-Man Guide Service in Wrightsville Beach said that Spanish mackerel have arrived off the beaches on the east side of Cape Fear and are in full attack mode. […]
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How to fight dirty inshore water? Get some smell out there
When your favorite inshore fishing hole gets muddy, using smelly baits will help you continue to catch fish. […]
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Fish the tide changes for St. Helena Sound cobia
Cobia have moved into St. Helena Sound, and anglers are catching them by fishing a variety of cut baits on the bottom. […]