There’s no need to choose between a family vacation and a fishing trip -- you can do both at once at these great locations!
Vacation preferences are sort of like Jack Sprat and his wife, with the fat being fishing plans and the lean being other forms of exploration and relaxation.
You don't have to use a boat to get on great catfish action this summer. Here's a look at some top spots for catching fish from shore. ... [+] Full Article
Little Lake Chatuge and big Buggs Island have two things in common:
They're along our borders with other states, and they offer fine bass fishing.
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Spring brings warmer water to the coast, spurring our favorite saltwater fish to feed more eagerly. From the inside out, try these fish for the hottest action. ... [+] Full Article
Spring is prime time for good numbers and heavyweight bass on Falls Lake.
Here's what you need to know to get in on Spring's hot action.
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The Blue Ridge Parkway and Stone Mountain State Park are just a few of the options when the topic is trout fishing in western North Carolina. ... [+] Full Article
From the mountains to the coast, here's what to expect on your crappie fishing trips this year in the Tar Heel State. (March 2009) ... [+] Full Article
There are many bright prospects for saltwater anglers on the North Carolina coast. Here's the scoop on some of the hottest fishing for the upcoming season. (March 2009) ... [+] Full Article
There aren't many properties owned by the state's educational system that are managed for trophy deer hunting, but Howell Woods Environmental Learning Center is an exception. ... [+] Full Article
Here are the stories of three of the most impressive North Carolina bucks taken last year -- two by blackpowder hunters and one by an archer. ... [+] Full Article
Draw hunts on public land offer inexpensive hunts that are less crowded than open public-land hunts. But how do managers decide on how many hunts and how many hunters to have? (December 2006) ... [+] Full Article