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Let’s go SURFING … 🎣 our Club Member Bob White has announced upcoming surf fishing adventures. August 9th and August 22nd. Adventures start at 6:00 AM and usually end around 9:00 AM, depending on the bite. Directions, come across the Ocean Isle Beach bridge, go straight out to the round-a-bout (fishing pier) then turn right…
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https://www.carolinasportsman.com/fishing-hotspots/tarpon-at-play-in-wrightsville-beach-area/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR1zTg04JfJKySpYZpppSMQsmFHXd4cI8t3WwTv-H6JdgCOBakzoDYURcMI_aem_2BZw8OuxOBjio6N3hBS8cQ The silver kings show up in July Tarpon make a big move this month, traveling from Florida into North Carolina’s waters. Capt. Jot Owens catches them in numerous locales all around Wrightsville Beach beginning in July and through late September. “These big silver fish are making their way up from the south. The long…
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwwSi9jhhw4 Fishing with Brewski Speckled Trout fishing in North Carolina is about to receive more cuts in March of 2025. Having no recreational flounder season has caused many people to shift effort to speckled trout across rec and comm sectors and as a result, the stock is now overfished. This video covers statements made by…
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Published JULY 18, 2024 Your fishing partner has hooked into a great fish and yells, “get the net!” It’s your chance to go from unsung hero to zero. Net the fish successfully, and you’ll likely never get a great deal of credit. Botch the job, and you’ll never live it down. Don’t worry, it’s not…
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      July 12, 2024  New recreational, commercial harvest reporting requirements delayed to Dec. 1, 2025  MOREHEAD CITY – New harvest reporting requirements for recreational and commercial fisheries have been delayed by one year and will now become effective on Dec. 1, 2025.  The N.C. General Assembly recently passed Session…
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The 2 Bald Biologist head to Lake Apalachia, the westernmost point in North Carolina in search of trophy Brown Trout. Listen in as Corey and Ben discuss this hidden jewel of the Blue Ridge with District 9 Fisheries Biologist Amanda Bushon and longtime area angler David Woody. https://blubrry.com/ncwrc_better_fishing/132842562/westward-bound/
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A great turnout for the yesterday’s Surf Fishing foray. Seven members from the Sea Trail Fishing Club joined three members and a guest from Seacoast Anglers for a “How-To” hosted by Bob White (who is actually a member of both clubs). Bob brought live bait and helped us novices with tips for catching our own…
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My conversation with Bob White: Bob suggests having more than one rod and accompanying sand spikes. For bait: something like a small 5 to 6 ft spinning rod with a 1000 series reel can be rigged with two very small hooks in tandem and used to catch bait fish. Bob suggested live shrimp as the…
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A Combined Sea Trail Fishing Club / Sea Coast Angler Club Event This is a Learning Opportunity event for those of us with little or no experience to learn from those that do have both experience and local knowledge of the beaches near Ft. Fisher! After the event, there will be ample opportunities to visit…
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