
May is peak of late-spring flounder fishing around Little River
Look in main waterways around Little River for flounder in May. […]
Look in main waterways around Little River for flounder in May. […]
The most recent statement from NCMFC concerning North Carolina’s flounder fishery is a bit of good news for recreational anglers, who will see larger allocations beginning in 2023. […]
Anglers in Carolinas can expect changes in flounder fishing regulations. […]
The North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission is meeting on March 31 to discuss possible changes to the commercial/recreation allocation for the 2021 flounder season. […]
North Carolina’s 2021 recreational flounder fishing season has been set, but because of Amendment 3 to the Southern Flounder Fishery Management Plan, the details could change before it even opens. […]
It seems like a simple solution to increase flounder numbers, but it isn’t Southern flounder numbers are on the decline — not just in waters off the Carolina coastlines, but throughout the entire southeastern region. […]
SCDNR is proposing several changes to the flounder regulations in South Carolina waters. […]
This is Morgan Sullivan. She caught this flounder using a Z-Man soft plastic, on Bear Creek in Mesic, NC. Morgan is 5-years-old, and a HUGE fan of Carolina Sportsman Magazine!
With 2020 behind us, we’d like to share our Top 20 most-read stories of the past 12 months. […]
Fall is in full swing this month, with inshore and offshore targets firing off on all cylinders, and anglers searching for that ever-so-popular flaky, white flesh can still catch a limit of flounder in Murrells Inlet’s famous waters. […]
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