Native to the tropical Indo-Pacific region, lionfish are often kept in both public and private aquariums, but in the past few years have begun appearing in offshore bottomfish catches off the Palmetto Coast. […]
One Wal-Mart Bass Fishing League tournament winner actually located his fish on a snowy day — in 2007. […]
MOREHEAD CITY – Thanks to angler Chuck Deeter, of Oak Island, and Capt. Anthony Ng, of Winterville, North Carolina now has a state record for red grouper. […]
Yellowfin tuna are plentiful for offshore anglers from Oregon Inlet to the Crystal Coast to Southport. […]
The migratory run of striped bass hits its peak during April at the Roanoke River. […]
Beauty and versatility are in the eyes of the beholder, and most everyone I know in the shooting business is aware I have long been searching for the perfect hunting rifle. […]
Today’s fish-finders have automatic modes that can tune in a better sonar picture than probably 90 percent of fishermen could by adjusting the screen manually. […]
Decisions, decisions, decisions.
Do we fish the low tide, shallow water around the oyster banks or the high tide, shallow water in the grass? Or maybe we fish both, since the redfish are in both places in April. […]
North Carolina’s saltwater hook-and-line anglers can expect a decent year during 2008 for many popular species, but one of the most pursued fish is in serious decline at central and southern coastal waters, according to the 2007 stock status report of the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries. […]
April is the month of wildflowers and mayflies.
Service trees, trillium, trout lily, wood anemone, bloodroot and chickweed are among the first wildflowers, and March Brown, Hendrickson and Quill Gordon are among the first mayflies to hatch in the spring. […]
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