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Mini Gators

Guys The trout fishing has been strong in the Wrightsville Beach area. Today we caught several and some I would call mid size Gators...most were caught on DOA Shrimp as well as chartreuse Gulp baitfish pattern on 1/4 oz Hank Browns. I have been jacked  Full Story »

Published November 20, 2009

The wedding is over-back to catching fish

As many of you know, I got married on Oct 10 and spent the next two weeks in Hawaii. While there, I spent one day Marlin fishing out of Kona. I didn't catch my marlin, but I did get hooked up with an approx. 400+lb  Full Story »

Published November 17, 2009

A little bit of video...MHC Offshore

Still need to figure out the Zoom on the camera and what quality to process the vids, but here is a bit of 2 days of fishing...  Full Story »

Published November 15, 2009


Wrightsville beach jigging 11/08

Headed out Sunday morning in almost perfect conditions. We made short work of the 60 mile run in the contender and stopped a couple miles short and threw out a couple trolling lures on our way to the spot in hopes of picking off a  Full Story »

Published November 11, 2009

Halloween Blood Bath 09 with pics!

Crappiekrazy and the rowdy redneck boys slaying some meat!  Full Story »

Published November 11, 2009

11-09 Report

Yesterday, I fished with good friend Ryan Williams. We headed back to the east side of the shoals king fishing, and found a slow bite. We ended the day with 11 king mackerel, the largest in the low 30 lb. range. It looks like the  Full Story »

Published November 10, 2009

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North Carolina Weather

Temp: 54°F
Visibility:Mostly Cloudy
Humidity: 88%
Wind Speed: NE 4.6 MPH (4 KT)
Barometer: 30.22 in.
Dewpoint: 50°F
Heat Index: 54°F
Wind Chill: 53°F
Sunrise: 6:49 AM EST
Sunset: 4:41 PM EST
54°F High: 55° Low: 51°

7-Day Forecast where available

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
Rain
Hi: 55°F
Lo: 49°F
Patchy Drizzle
Hi: 59°F
Lo: 49°F
Mostly Cloudy
Hi: 60°F
Lo: 49°F
Chance of Showers
Hi: 61°F
Lo: 31°F
Partly Cloudy
Hi: 55°F
Lo: 31°F
Mostly Clear
Hi: 59°F
Lo: 31°F
Mostly Clear
Hi: 59°F
Lo: 31°F
Detailed North Carolina Marine Weather » Tide Charts » Offshore Forecast »


Articles

Finding the Weather Windows...

With the weather being how its been this year, reading the weather has been very important if you want to get out to fish and taking advantage of each little window is important. One needs to keep an eye on the trends or patterns of  Full Story »

Published May 28, 2008

East Coast Tuna Tactics

Trolling, chunking and jigging are popular methods for pursuing the most popular offshore fish. All three tactics are successful, but not everyday. The savvy tuna angler keeps options open when running offshore and prepares for whatever bite presents itself. Daily changing conditions require anglers to  Full Story »

Published May 4, 2008


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Fisheries News

Opposition to the Proposed Expansion of Bombing Ranges in Pamlico Sound

Coastal Conservation Association 4809 Hargrove Road, Suite 123, Raleigh NC 27616 Email: stephen@ccanc.org Website: www.ccanc.orgFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 11, 2008 CONTACT: Stephen Ammons, 919-781-3474 OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSED EXPANSION OF BOMBING RANGES IN THE PAMLICO SOUND (BT-9 and BT11) Raleigh, N.C. - The Coastal Conservation Association of North Carolina (CCA  Full Story »

Published July 11, 2008

PUBLIC MEETINGS TO GAIN INPUT ON ARTIFICIAL REEFS

Contact: Patricia Smith Date: May 30, 2008 Phone: (252) 726-7021 MOREHEAD CITY -The N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries will hold two meetings in June to gain public input on plans to enlarge two estuarine artificial reefs off Bayview and Oriental. Division staff will detail plans to enlarge and place additional  Full Story »

Published May 30, 2008

NEW WEB-BASED NEWSLETTER DISHES THE SCOOP ON MARINE FISHERIES ISSUES

Contact: Patricia Smith Date: May 16, 2008 Phone: (252) 726-7021 MOREHEAD CITY - The N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries today released a new Web-based newsletter designed for the general public. The first issue of Fish Eye News focuses on the agency's efforts to implement the Coastal Habitat Protection Plan. "Identification  Full Story »

Published May 16, 2008

World Fisheries News

Tougher port controls to target illegal fishing in the Mediterranean

Wide range of measures will deter IUU fishers 7 March 2008, Rome - The FAO-established General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM) has approved a new region-wide scheme for stronger "port State" controls targeting illegal, unreported and underreported (IUU) fishing. Under the scheme, GFCM countries will designate ports where foreign  Full Story »

Published March 7, 2008



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