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October’s Sea Trail Fishing Club’s Guest Speaker will be Jesse Bissette. Jesse Bissette is the Marine Fisheries Commission liaison for the N.C. Department of Natural Resources Division of Marine Fisheries. He will address the “Manditory Harvest Reporting Program” Patricia Smith, Public Information Officer of the N.C. DNR will also be available for questions. Jesse began…
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Hey Folks, The Red Drum Tournament has been extended to 4-weeks and now runs through October 19th. The excitment of catching one of these huge fish in our near-shore waters is hard to beat, so get out there and FISH! This is a member’s-only competition and I know that some of you on this site…
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Alan Trojan with 24-3/4″, about 8 lbs, personal best Bob Badzylo’s friends with Bull Reds Chuck Fisher with a Bull Red and a Striper Clint Morschauser with Personal best 26”, 8 lbs. Mike Shannon “yaking” around in the creeks. “Bodie’s Breeze,” captained by Steve Bodenheimer, Sgt. at Arms, captures First Place in the Inshore Category…
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August 25, 2025 By Laurie Thomas Vass Sea Trail Fishing Club Member Helps New River Wildlife & Conservation Club, of Fries, Virginia, with Hurricane Helene River Cleanup The New River Wildlife & Conservation Club, of Fries, Virginia, dedicated the month of August 2025 as Hurricane Helene River Cleanup month. Forty citizen volunteers showed up on…
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Steve Brewski will be the guest Speaker at the Sea Trail Fishing Club’s August Meeting to be held at the Pink Palace, Sea Trail Plantation on August 21. Steve is an active advocate for recreational fishing in North Carolina and will present his viewpoints on the state of the sport. Be sure to join us…
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Summertime means hot smallmouth action in WNC The month of August is hot, even in the mountains of western North Carolina. The smallmouth fishing is just as hot on the French Broad, the Toe, and the Catawba rivers, according to Matt Evans of the Catawba Angler in Asheville, NC. “It’s hot, but so is the…
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The North Carolina shrimp fishery harvests three species: white, brown, and pink shrimp. White and brown shrimp are the dominant species, while pink shrimp make up the smallest portion of the annual harvest. From the public’s perspective, all three species are simply sold as “shrimp”. Once cooked, they are indistinguishable by taste and appearance and…
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Call the crew — it’s banquet time in Cape Fear! Conservation tastes better with good company. Join CCA NC on August 14 at the Terraces on Sir Tyler at 1826 Sir Tyler Drive, Wilmington, NC for cold drinks, full plates, and a room full of people who get it. Call (919) 781-3474 or e-mail maryellen@ccanc.org…
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The Carolina Sportsman Magazine says “Summertime is tripletail time” https://www.carolinasportsman.com/featured/its-tripletail-time/?utm_source=Carolina+Sportsman&utm_campaign=99c70297e9-RSS_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_c41990a090-99c70297e9-290292534 While most anglers think of tripletails as a delicacy caught up and down Florida’s coast, North Carolina and South Carolina anglers can target them all summer and expect to take home a few fish every trip. And when the heat peaks, the tripletail action gets…
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