The length of an alligator can be estimated by determining the length in inches) between the center of the skull — between the eyes — and the nostrils. This number gives you the approximate length of the alligator in feet.
For example, if an alligator’s eyes and nostrils are around eight inches apart, you can estimate that the animal is an 8-footer.
North Carolina’s DMF has announced a spring Gulf flounder season in ocean waters off the central and southeastern parts of the state. […]
Beginning March 1, 2026, North Carolina anglers will have new regulations for sheepshead, said the NC Division of Marine Fisheries. […]
Speckled trout closure impacts recreational and commercial anglers Due to what North Carolina’s Division of Marine Fisheries called “widespread cold stun events,” all Coastal and Joint fishing waters in North Carolina have been closed to
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