Fishing opportunities in North Carolina abound. Whether you are fishing for seatrout or drum inshore, 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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Spring and Fall are some of the better times to fish for many lake and river run species of freshwater fish. Just a taste of the great area river fishing might include:
Roanoke River for shad and striped bass, Neuse River for shad and catfish, Cape Fear, Tar River, the New River with a fantastic smallmouth bass fishery, plus too many fine trout or panfish rivers to count. Great lake fishing might include: Falls Lake for largemouth bass and crappie, Lake Norman, Kerr Lake for striped bass, Lake Gaston, High Rock Lake, Lake Norman, Shearon-Harris, Lake Wylie, or Jordan. Also, there are many great smaller lakes. North Carolinas saltwater fishery is one of the best in the world. You will catch seatrout or drum inshore, Spanish and False Albacore, a great assortment of fish offshore. Tarpon fishing is excellent and tarpon destinations includeBald Head Island and the Pamlico Sound.
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Good North Carolina fishing
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