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Show off your moves
The main difference between a flock of real ducks and a fine spread of decoys is motion. Ducks rarely sit in one place for more than a second or two unless they are resting. […]
Northeast NC
Ducks
Late-season ducks have advanced degrees
From the beginning to the close of North Carolina’s 60-day season, ducks become increasingly cautious of the common tricks and techniques practiced by most hunters. […]
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Legacies live on!
Across the country, hunting is not drawing a lot of collective interest from the nation’s youth, and North Carolina is one of the few states showing an interest in preserving and promoting the time-treasured pastime of hunting. […]
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Washington County hunters chase down 780-pound black bear, second-largest ever taken in North Carolina
Hunters need not travel to Canada or Alaska to take a record-sized black bear. Eastern North Carolina’s mix of agriculture and rural wilderness is a haven for one of the largest aggregations of black bears in the world – and some of the biggest, as evidenced by an enormous bear killed in Washington County on Dec. 14. […]
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Hatteras fleet catching plenty of blackfin tuna
The fish have been getting a break at Hatteras in the time since Hurricane Sandy took out a section of NC 12 between Oregon Inlet and Rodanthe. […]
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Pamlico Sound spits out 50-pound striper
Capt. Richard Andrews of Tar-Pam Guide Service landed the biggest striper ever reported on hook-and-line in the greater Pamlico Sound area on Dec. 14. […]
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Last-chance grouper bite is great out of Georgetown
The last opportunity to take home some tasty grouper is facing South Carolina fishermen, as the annual season closure begins on New Year’s Day. […]
Events & Announcements
Reward offered in latest red wolf shooting in NE North Carolina
The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service is requesting assistance with an investigation involving the suspected illegal take of a radio-collared red wolf that was recently found dead with a suspected gunshot wound on November 29, 2012, south of Columbia, in Tyrrell County. […]
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Black drum, redfish adding to great speckled trout action in Little River waters
The fall frenzy for speckled trout has been non-stop in the waters around Little River since early November, but in recent weeks, fishermen have been able to add to quick limits of specks some black drum and redfish. […]
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The ‘lines’ of winter
Most North Carolina anglers know about the striped bass migration in the Roanoke River. The “rockfish run” draws thousands of fishermen each March, April and May. […]
