Q13 FOX reported first: A North Carolina man hooked a hulking 112-pound catfish, just 5 pounds shy of breaking a state record, according to WWAY. Riahn Brewington said he caught the huge fish the day before […]
By Jake Bussolini. As a seasoned freshwater angler from North Carolina who has fished more than 100 freshwater rivers and lakes throughout the United States and Canada, why would I suddenly get the urge to […]
North Carolina: Right to Hunt and Fish Amendment Stalls as Legislature Adjourns Sine Die – The North Carolina legislature adjourned sine die late Friday evening, July 1, which ended the “short” session for 2016. Although […]
The Rinehart R100 archery shoot is pleased to announce that Mount Airy, North Carolina and the Sage Creek 3D Archery Club will kick the 2016 R100 season into gear on February 20-21. After a record […]
WFAE reported – It’s been nearly 70 years since a species of fish called the Lake Sturgeon has been found in North Carolina waters. Experts say it’s a fish with a long history. “The lake […]
A controversial new “Coastal Boat Fee” that would have made Tar Heel State boaters pay the highest state-imposed charges on recreational boats in the nation has died with the passing of the state budget Monday. […]
Join your host James Smith and Derrick Hughes with special guest Brad Staley. Brad fishes the FLW Northern Rayovac as a boater and also runs a tournament trail in North Carolina. Brad just came back […]
abc11.com reported 1st: A revised population estimate puts the world’s only wild population of endangered red wolves at their lowest level since the late 1990s amid recent moves to protect the bigger, predatory relatives of […]
I grew up fishing off the coast of North Carolina and since then fished my way across the entire coast to Texas. One of the places I haven’t fished yet is down the east coast […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation awarded almost half a million dollars in grants to 14 states in the East and Midwest that fund nearly three dozen habitat enhancement projects that will benefit not only elk, […]
The Altoona, Pennsylvania based convenience store chain Sheetz announced on January 21 that it would offer E15 fuel – gas containing up to 15% ethanol – at 60 of their North Carolina locations beginning in […]
NOAA Fisheries today announced final regulations that will help protect Atlantic bluefin tuna by reducing dead discards and providing measures to help ensure compliance with international quotas. These regulations were developed through a comprehensive process […]
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission are requesting assistance with an investigation involving the suspected illegal take of a radio-collared red wolf that was recently found dead. The federally […]
Warming water temperatures due to climate change could expand the range of many native species of tropical fish, including the invasive and poisonous lionfish, according to a study of 40 species along rocky and artificial […]
Ducks Unlimited is proud to announce that through collaborative efforts with state and federal agencies, other non-profit organizations and private landowners more than 106,000 acres of vital wetland habitat has been conserved throughout North Carolina. […]
Charlotte Observer reported first: A federal judge halted North Carolina’s open season on coyotes in five coastal counties Tuesday because rare red wolves are being mistakenly killed. The two species look much alike, leading to […]
April in central North Carolina generally means warming weather and warming weather in the spring means only one thing to the bass angler – the spawn. This year was no different the week prior to […]
The Sunday Hunting Coalition, fresh on the heels of the successful NSSF-led effort to repeal the ban on Sunday hunting in Virginia, last week welcomed the Pope and Young Club to the impressive roster of […]
Dolphin and whale rescue is getting smarter. A new smartphone app from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is helping the public better respond to marine mammal strandings and quickly alert local rescue organizations. […]
When I decided to make a 1200 mile journey from my home in North Carolina to the Red River of the North, it was to get information for the final chapter of my new book, […]
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