In North Carolina, four fly-fishing clinics open to the public starting in January. The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, along with Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks and Recreation, will sponsor the events. The clinics will be held at the John E. Pechmann Fishing Education … Continued
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission recently announced the completion of fishing piers at the Broughton Pond Public Fishing Area in Burke County, Wildcat Lake in Avery County, and Dallas Park’s large pond in Gaston County. Broughton Pond Public Fishing … Continued
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission recently completed construction of a fixed, universally accessible fishing pier along the Cape Fear River at Lock and Dam No. 1. The wooden pier extends 30 feet out and is 90 feet wide across the … Continued
High summertime temperatures and lower dissolved oxygen levels in reservoirs and rivers are tough on largemouth bass. These conditions can stress bass when caught. The following are a few tips offered by the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission: – To minimize … Continued
In June, North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission fisheries biologists stocked 162,500 hybrid striped bass into Lake Norman, marking a shift in the agency’s management of the 32,510-acre reservoir from a striped bass fishery to a hybrid striped bass fishery. The … Continued