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Nashville angler catches pending state-record crappie
If you’re going to spend the day crappie fishing and only catch two fish, having one of them break the state record is pretty much a trip-saver. […]
Northeast NC
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Weldon Boating Access Area renovated
RALEIGH, N.C. (March 2) – The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission has opened the newly refurbished Weldon Boating Access Area on the Roanoke River for this year’s striped bass season. […]
Bass Fishing
Ocean striped bass bite heats up at northern coast
Unusually cold December weather has fired up the Atlantic Ocean striped bass bite along North Carolina’s northern coastline. […]
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Cold snap moves king mackerel off beach, but fishermen find them
A cold snap in mid-October threw king mackerel fishermen for a loop along the South Carolina coastline. Fortunately, they knew how to respond. […]
Events & Announcements
Corps of Engineers opposing another Navy OLF plan
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has thrown another roadblock in the U.S. Navy’s plans to place an Outlying Landing Field at prospective sites at Camden and Gates counties.
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White marlin wizardry at northern coast
Captain Arch Bracher of the Oregon Inlet Fishing Center-based charterboat Pelican set a marina record this week for one-day white marlin releases. […]
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September time for spotting sails
Capt. Bill Dillon of the Beagle, a 62-foot sportfisherman docked at the Capt. Stacy Fishing Center at Atlantic Beach, has one word for September saltwater ocean anglers — sailfish. […]
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Spanish thick just off the beach near Little River Inlet
The mackerel bite off Little River Inlet has been great – and it’s about to get better. […]
Events & Announcements
Preserve recovering from spring fire damage
Although a big chunk of habitat is gone, wildlife has returned to the Lewis Ocean Bay Heritage Preserve in eastern Horry County, four months after a massive wildfire devastated the area. […]
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Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff
It was typically hot and steamy on July 19, 2008, at John H. Kerr Reservoir, a 50,000-acre Army Corps of Engineers lake along the North Carolina-Virginia border. […]
