Inshore Fishing
Coastal Fisheries lawsuit moves forward
A NC appeals court has ruled the state has a duty to preserve the public’s right to fish and harvest fish, and to preserve public fisheries. […]
CCA
Flounder
The latest on North Carolina’s flounder regulations
NC’s Marine Fisheries Commission is expected to approve Amendment 3 of the Southern Flounder Management Plan on May 26, 2022. […]
Newsletters
South Carolina set to open year-round red snapper fishery
Red snapper legislation passed by the SC General Assembly in April 2022 spells good news for South Carolina anglers. […]
Inshore Fishing
CCA NC says new N.C. fish limits miss the mark
The NCDMF’s new limits on spots and croaker do nothing to address the real reason for the decline of both species, said CCA NC. […]
Events & Announcements
CCA SC, SCDNR expand artificial reef
A new addition to one of South Carolina’s artificial reefs is due to a joint effort between CCA SC and SCDNR. The new materials were added on March 9, 2021. […]
Events & Announcements
State hit with another lawsuit over mismanaging marine fisheries just as it survives one
The NCDEQ has been hit with a second lawsuit over its alleged mismanagement of North Carolina’s marine fisheries. […]
Cobia
CCA SC donates to SCDNR cobia research projects
CCA SC continues to aid the SCDNR in doing research on cobia, an important species to recreational anglers up and down the east coast. […]
Newsletters
4-day red snapper season for Carolina anglers in 2020
Anglers in the Carolinas will have a four-day season for red snapper in 2020. The dates are July 10 – 12, and July 17. […]
Newsletters
Should red snapper populations be regulated by each state?
Red snapper populations in the South Atlantic are growing bigger each year. Is it time for SAFMC to pass the management of the species to individual states? […]
Newsletters
S.C. sets regulations on Atlantic spadefish, tripletail
Atlantic spadefish and tripletail are popular species among South Carolina anglers, and these fish recently received protective measures from state lawmakers that most anglers are pleased with. […]