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Fishing in the sounds around Roanoke Island is top-drawer for flounder, especially during the summer.
Brian Carroll

Flounder are under a tremendous amount of fishing pressure in North Carolina waters — especially from the commercial sector. Sound Advice
The fringes of the Roanoke, Albemarle, Pamlico and Croatan sounds are full of flatfish for the taking — if you know how.
By Jeff Burleson

The Lumber River produces some nice bass, in part because of the fertile nature of backwater swamp areas. Lay the Lumber to ’Em!
Lumber River offers great summertime bass fishing to anglers from both Carolinas.
By Jeff Burleson

Fishermen who can accurately put a fly in front of a carp that is feeding along a shoreline in shallow can hook up with the likes of this big-lipped specimen.
Bonefish in your Backyard
Don’t snub your nose at carp; they’re a fly-fisherman’s dream in North Carolina lakes.
By Paul Rose

Despite being past his prime, this buck still has an impressive set of antlers, and one can see how his genes worked to create a rack nearly identical to the previous years when he was in his prime. Deer Dynamics: Antler Growth
Shortly after antler shedding is complete, whitetail bucks of all ages begin the process of developing new antlers. By the sultry days of July, velvet racks grow rapidly, creating distinct formations.
By Tommy Kirland

Smallmouth ‘Toe’-Hold
The North Toe and Nolichucky rivers are filled with a mixed bag for fly-fishermen, including feisty bronzebacks.
By Mike Marsh

Sheepshead on the Rocks
Anglers have to be quick on the draw to catch ‘convict’ fish.
By Craig Holt

Kiss-ing Triggers
There’s nothing sophisticated about catching triggerfish out of Oregon Inlet. It’s best to keep it simple.
By Phillip Gentry


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