Fishing opportunities in North Carolina abound. Whether you are fishing for seatrout or drum inshore, Striper, Spanish and False Albacore, a great assortment of fish offshore, brook trout or rainbow trout in a cold mountain stream, lunker largemouth bass in a piedmont reservoir plus smallmouth bass in colder waters, brawny striped bass and shad in the river system, or you just want to take your kids fishing in a local pond, North Carolina waters offer diverse angling opportunities for everyone. |
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North Carolina Fishing Maps
NC,
Albemarle Sound,
Cape Fear,
Currituck Sound,
National Parks,
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What's on Now:September is a great time to catch White and Blue Marlin, Sailfish and Tuna, Grouper and Snapper, Spanish and King Mackerel, Spot, Bluefish, Speckled Trout, Sea run Mullet, Striped Bass, and many others. Speckled seatrout may begin as early as mid-March and continue through late-May or early-June until the summer heats them out. Speckled Trout will pick back up as it cools from mid-September to mid-December and later. This later season is best in NC and a truly fantastic fishery. September may be the best time to catch spot.North Carolina is a fantastic fishery. Some of the gems include:
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Good North Carolina fishing
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