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  • Here is a 4-pounder caught by our member Terry Dremmel’s friend Tom Mears. It last Thursday (January 18, 2024) in the Intracoastal Waterway in South Brunswick County in 4 ft of water using a coffee-colored paddle tail plastic with darker brown spots on it.  Tom and friends have been doing very well with that lure that…

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  • By January, redfish in South Carolina’s lowcountry are gathered up in huge schools, where they patrol the skinniest water they can find. They do this for two reasons: to stay away from flipper as much as possible, and to stay in the sunlight for the warmth it offers. Many anglers troll up and down main…

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  • Jim started fishing as a young boy with his dad on the lakes in North Jersey.  “Dad wasn’t a very good fisherman, but he was persistent, and instilled a love of the water on myself.” Like many of us, his first angling equipment was the classic Zebco spin-cast outfit. Jim and a childhood friend used to…

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  • May 7, 2024. The cost is $150 per person and includes the tip. Contact Chuck Fisher of Little River, South Carolina by emailing him at captchuckfisher@verizon.net for more information.

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  • In December three of our Sea Trail Fishing Club members went on a very successful charter trip with Captain Tripp Hooks. The adventure started out on a sunny, but chilly morning with temperatures in the mid-30’s. at the Salt Fever Guide Service docks. Fishing along the ICW at Tripp’s handpicked, favorite locations, Alan Trojan, Clint…

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  • Fishing With Brian

    One of the great opportunities of being in the Sea Trail Fishing Club is being invited to fish with other members. Whether the invitation is to fish a pond, lake, pier or whatever, it is always more fun and satisfying to fish with a friend(s) than to fish alone. In addition, you get to share information…

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  • Third and final in a series investigating why, after years of consistent seasons for inland, joint and coastal waters, recreational anglers found themselves negotiating different flounder and mullet rules in 2023.

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  • The Jan. 9 public hearing scheduled for 7 p.m. in Asheboro has been cancelled due to inclement weather. To make a comment or hear proposed rules, please attend the virtual public hearing, which will be held at 7 p.m. on Jan. 18. Pre-registration required. RALEIGH, N.C. (Dec. 1, 2023) — The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC) has opened…

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  • Hey, if you haven’t yet voted for the Proposed Policy & Procedures rules click the link below: Count My Vote

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  • Speckled Trout, Red & Black Drum … week 48 Black Drum Week 51 More Week 52 from a Kayak More Black Drum on January 03, 2023 Do you want to go out while the bite is on ? Reach out to your Club Members via the “OPT IN” tool and express your interest.

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