The North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries has announced another highly restrictive recreational flounder season for 2026. Anglers will once again be limited to a brief 14-day…

Technology has changed the way anglers locate and catch fish. Today's fish finders provide detailed images of underwater structure, bait schools, creek channels, oyster beds, and drop-offs…

For years, Black Drum rarely received the attention given to species such as Redfish, Speckled Trout, and Flounder. Many anglers viewed them as little more than a…

Summer can be one of the most challenging times of the year for inshore anglers. Water temperatures often fluctuate dramatically, and the larger tidal swings common during…

Redfish are among the most popular saltwater gamefish found along the Carolina coast. Whether you're fishing the marshes of the Cape Fear region, working oyster beds along…

Inshore saltwater fishing continues to evolve as anglers combine traditional skills with modern technology and innovative techniques. While the fundamentals of finding bait, understanding tides, and reading…

Fishing around low-hanging structure in both saltwater and freshwater is one of the most reliable ways to consistently find quality fish because it concentrates bait, shade, and…

Water temperature is one of the biggest factors determining where fish feed, how active they are, and what patterns they'll follow. While fish can be caught outside…

The summer heat in the Carolinas hits the water early, and by the time the boat slides off the ramp on a lake like Lake Norman or…

Saltwater fly fishing stands at an interesting crossroads. While the sport remains rooted in tradition, its future will likely be shaped by technology, conservation, and a new…