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September afternoons can still feel like midsummer throughout the Carolinas. Heat and humidity remain common, and surface water temperatures may stay high. The more important change is…

Waterfowl hunting usually brings images of cold fronts, heavy jackets and winter mornings, but September teal hunting along the Carolina coast is a completely different experience. Warm…

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The conflict surrounding North Carolina’s marine fisheries has never been only about fish. For many fishermen, it is also about whether the people making decisions understand what…

Growing up in the foothills of North Carolina, fishing was a far cry from fishing on the Carolina coast. However, fishing in my early years is something…

September deer hunting bears little resemblance to hunting the rut in November. Carolina whitetails haven't suddenly abandoned their normal routines to search for does, and hunters who…

Fall doesn't arrive along the Carolina coast in a single weekend. It develops gradually, moving through different stages from September into November. For fishermen, that creates nearly…

Saltwater fishermen can spend an enormous amount of time studying tide charts, water temperatures, moon phases and lure selections. All of those factors can matter, but during…

North Carolina's brief 2026 recreational flounder harvest season ends September 14, but fishermen immediately to the south face a very different situation. South Carolina allows recreational flounder…

A five-degree decline in water temperature doesn't sound dramatic to most fishermen. Along the Carolina coast, however, a relatively small change can influence bait movement, feeding activity…