Northeast NC Archives - Page 58 of 77

One ‘app’ for two functions

Bluefin and bigeyes are the only tuna with a warm-blooded circulatory system that allows them to recycle oxygenated blood one more time before sending it to the gills for re-aeration. […]

Bigeye facts

Bob Goldstein

Dr. Craig Brown, chief of the highly migratory species branch of NOAA Fisheries in Miami is an expert on bigeye tuna biology. Here are some of his observations: […]

Striped bass “fights” aren’t knock outs

Craig Holt

Even though many North Carolina fishermen have seen striped bass “fights,” this type of activity doesn’t indicate a willingness to eat a lure. […]

Fly rods now popular for Roanoke stripers

Craig Holt

The Roanoke River is a catch-and-release fisherman’s paradise. […]

What’s ‘The Point’?

Bob Goldstein

The Point is 34 to 42 miles southeast of the Oregon Inlet sea buoy, at 35.32.57 to 35.33.00 (north) by 74.50.67 to 74.84.00 (west). […]

How to identify bigeye tuna

Bob Goldstein

Bigeye tuna school with their own or with other tuna, including skipjacks, true albacore and yellowfins. […]

Hatteras offshore action turning on at opportune time

Jerry Dilsaver

The offshore fishing out of Hatteras has been consistently good all spring, and it’s ramping up another notch heading into this week’s Hatteras Village Offshore Open tournament, with a variety of tuna, a growing number of dolphin, good wahoo and some hungry billfish in the baits lately. […]