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Cover: February 2008 (NC) – Fishing
You won’t believe your eyes when you see what’s waiting just outside of Bogue Inlet. […]
Statewide NC
Hunting
You don’t lose gun rights in traffic stop
In researching our book on the confiscation of firearms in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, we heard a number of similar stories, all following the same vein: A citizen is pulled over in a traffic stop. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Cherokee bolsters trout program
Prompted in part by one of its worst fishing seasons in recent history, Cherokee fishery officials are planning a major upgrade of the tribe’s popular fishing program. […]
Fishing
First electronics rule: Do no harm
Every now and then, I’ll hear someone at a tackle shop or out at a launch ramp give advice on caring for electronics that stands my hair on end. […]
Fishing Tournaments
Adams, Giles are BFL co-anglers
Two Tar Heel fishermen were named co-anglers of the year in their respective divisions of the 2007 Wal-Mart Bass Fishing League. […]
Bass Fishing
When less can be more for bass
Is there ever too much? Too much time, too much money, “too much just ain’t enough,” as the song goes? […]
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Hogging Habitat
When Hurricane Floyd hit the southeastern coastline and veered north along the East coast Sept. 14-18, 1999, it inflicting its greatest damage in eastern North Carolina. […]
Backlashes
MFC has ‘business as usual’ approach
Anglers bought approximately 460,000 recreational saltwater fishing license in North Carolina during 2007. […]
Bass Fishing
The Classic: A dream come true
When I think of the Bassmaster Classic, the first thing that comes to mind is that anyone who has ever fished competitively at all, fished any kind of tournament, they wish they could fish the Classic just once. […]
Inshore Fishing
Know there’s a “silent killer?”
The headline on this column could be hyping the latest lure developed by a team of fish-researchers, but the truth is that mercury contamination of fish eaten by unwitting anglers is the real silent killer. […]