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Kayaking, and especially fishing from kayaks, is taking the country by storm. Kayaks for fishing
July 29, 2010
What makes the perfect fishing kayak? That’s a question debated daily on kayak-fishing forums and web sites. Wilderness Systems, an Easley, South Carolina-based company, has earned its status as one of the most recognized names in paddle sports by listening to what their customers want in a fishing kayak.
By Phillip Gentry

Anglers can catch plenty of bluefish by trolling at Beaufort Inlet during the summer. Blues, Spanish, flounder make up summer catches
July 28, 2010
Bluefish, Spanish mackerel and flounder make up most of the inshore/nearshore catches now that summer’s heat has descended upon the N.C. coast.
By Craig Holt

Big channel catfish are biting at High Rock Lake for deep-water anglers. Deep catfish, stripers create hot High Rock bite
July 14, 2010
With summer’s heat blanketing North Carolina, freshwater anglers are turning to deep water fishing, and no place is better than High Rock Lake near Lexington.
By Craig Holt

The newest innovations in the fishing world, such as Hobie's eVolve kayak motor, will be on display at the 2011 ICAST show in Las Vegas this week. First peek at newest fishing products
July 14, 2010
Old standbys seem to be aboard every angler’s boat. You know, the Zara Spooks, Bomber crankbaits and Strike King spinner baits. While those lures are consistent money makers, the manufacturers that designed them are always releasing new products. And that’s what’s happening this week in Las Vegas during the ICAST show – the fishing industry has gathered for the coming-out party for the 2011 lines of fishing products.
North Carolina Sportsman

Spanish mackerel are one of the main species available at southeastern N.C. coast nearshore waters. Variety of fish available at southeast N.C. coast
July 7, 2010
Fishing at the southeastern coast is in a typical summer pattern with a wide variety of species available to anglers.
By Craig Holt

Hatchery-supported trout streams in the N.C. mountains offer the chance to land a big trout. Trout, smallmouths available at mountain streams
July 1, 2010
Mountain trout and smallmouth fishing are “really good now,” according to a western North Carolina-based fly-fishing guide.
By Craig Holt

Bit speckled trout do a great deal of their feeding in low-light conditions at dawn and dusk, but fishing at night may be your best chance of hooking up with a real trophy. Big night bite!
June 30, 2010
Fishermen catch speckled trout throughout the day, but the majority are caught early in the morning and late in the afternoon. Often overlooked by many anglers is the night bite. Trout will feed throughout the night during the summer when conditions are right.
By Jeff Burleson

Anglers are finding puppy drum next to the banks at lower Neuse marsh islands. Puppy drum explode at lower Neuse River
June 24, 2010
Slot-size puppy drum are providing hot action at the lower Neuse River.
By Craig Holt

Simmons, Robinson win NorthCarolinaSportsman.com turkey contests
June 22, 2010
NorthCarolinaSportsman.com users crowned Wil Simmons and Tony Robinson the winners of the 2010 turkey photo and video contest, and the hunters will be mailed Official Sportsman Gear and Primos Hunting Calls prize packs.
North Carolina Sportsman

Flounder are being caught in the marshes, beaches and bridge pilings as well as artificial reefs and the Morehead City Port wall. Plenty of flounder now at Crystal Coast
June 16, 2010
Flounder, flounder and more flounder.

That’s the word from Morehead City and Atlantic Beach as a torridly hot pre-July weather pattern has descended upon the Crystal Coast along with the rest of North Carolina.
By Craig Holt

Carolina rigs will catch deep summer bass at the Triangle’s three main impoundments during June. Carolina rigs are top lures for Triangle bass
June 9, 2010
With the arrival of June and hot temperatures, largemouth bass have gone into deep-water patterns at the Research Triangle area’s three major lakes — Jordan, Falls of the Neuse and Shearon Harris.
By Craig Holt

Striped bass fishing is hot at Lake Norman as fish head for deeper water in summer. Lake Norman striper fishing heats up now
June 2, 2010
Striped bass are starting to return to their summer haunts at Lake Norman, and fishing success is rising along with temperatures.
By Craig Holt

Anglers are catching large numbers of big cobia when the weather permits. Perfect storm of cobia hits southern OBX
May 26, 2010
The bad news from the Outer Banks is a freak early summer nor’easter has made fishing from boats almost impossible the last three days.
By Craig Holt

Jordan Lake stripers feed actively at Jordan Lake during May with anglers catching most of them by trolling live bait. May is top month for Jordan stripers
May 19, 2010
May is the best month to fish for striped bass at Jordan Lake, according to a veteran fishing guide.
By Craig Holt

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