Flounder Archives - Page 20 of 21

Oven pan-fried flounder recipe

September is a difficult month for me when it comes to deciding on a recipe, and it should be, as we hit several seasonal and calendar milestones this month. […]

Backlashes

Would netters OK a flounder buyout?

Craig Holt

During the run-up to a June 17 public hearing about southern flounder management, several members of the N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission asked that the meeting be held in Raleigh. […]

When inshore water temperatures spike during the summer, big flounder often head out to the cooler waters around nearshore reefs.

Three tips for taking flounder around nearshore reefs

Dusty Wilson

When high inshore water temperatures have you asking where the big flounder have gone, Capt. Wayne Crisco of Hampstead has the answer. […]

Look for warm water and find Murrells Inlet flounder on a falling tide.

Warming water has Murrells Inlet flounder kicking off the spring

Jeff Burleson

For the past few months, the best action for saltwater anglers has been beyond the jetties and beaches, at nearshore and offshore locales. […]

The Pamlico Sound is home to two of North Carolina’s three major flounder species: southern and summer.

Two out of three is okay

Jerry Dilsaver

Fishermen catch three species of flounder in North Carolina waters, and the larger two are found in Pamlico Sound. […]

Capt. Tommy Rickman said the marshes around Southport are crammed full of redfish from this size up to 30 inches.

Reds, flounder, trout all hitting in waters around Southport

Jerry Dilsaver

In what continues to be a pleasantly surprising summer, the three species of the inshore grand slam are biting in the creeks and marshes around Southport. […]

Capt. Noah Lynk said soft-plastic baits fished on light jigheads have been very effective producing nice catches of flounder lately -- and some big ones, too.

Harkers Island flounder fishing has been excellent

Jerry Dilsaver

Flounder are biting in the waters all around Harkers Island – literally. […]

A rising tide pushes clearer water from the ocean into Ocracoke Inlet, making for better flounder fishing.

Rising tide best for flounder

Bruce Litton

Pamlico Sound stays slightly off-color, and when the tide is falling, it carries those waters out through Ocracoke Inlet. […]

Mark Crenshaw caught this 10-pound flounder at Murrells inlet on a jumbo mud minnow..

Flounder bite is on at Murrells Inlet

Matt Coffey

For lots of people, nothing can beat a nice piece of flounder. Baked, blackened, fried or broiled, it’s a mild-tasting fish that goes perfect with just about anything. […]

Jeff Wolfe of Wilmington, a local guide, has discovered huge sheepshead at certain Cape Fear River channel pilings.

Huge river sheepshead, flounder mark southeastern inshore action

Craig Holt

Anglers discovered several years ago that Cape Fear River flounder grew to the most prodigious sizes of any flatfish at the southeastern coast, topping doormats caught from the ocean or local marsh creeks. […]

South Carolina’s 2026 deer season begins Aug. 15 in two game zones

Deer

We’re a month away from South Carolina’s deer season opener in the state’s Game Zones 3 and 4! […]

Santee Cooper July fishing report

Freshwater

Striper season is closed for the summer on the Santee Cooper lakes, but plenty of other species are in play. […]

NC Artificial Reef Program gets major enhancements

Newsletters

The NC Artificial Reef Program, in partnership with Stevens Towing Company, completed two major reef enhancements in May. […]

NCWRC seeking volunteers to help improve fishing habitat

Freshwater Fishing

The NCWRC needs help with improving habitat for sport fishes and other wildlife by establishing self-sustaining native aquatic plant communities. […]

Kat catching Catfish

Catfish

Kat Poland went noodling for the first time this past weekend and noodled a beautiful flathead catfish. […]