Rob Alderman, Author at Island Free Press

Island Fishing: Summer Dreaming

Fishing Rob Alderman - June 30, 2020

Summer is in full swing and is cruising right along. The weather is in typical summer fashion, with a chance of rain in some...

Island Fishing: Early Summer Fishing Report

Fishing Rob Alderman - June 3, 2020

The weather still remains tricky at times, which continues to frustrate anglers, but when they can fish, the fishing is good. The Hatteras offshore fleets...

Island Fishing: Back in the Saddle

Fishing Rob Alderman - May 20, 2020

After the reopening of the Outer Banks to visitors this past Saturday, we are definitely off and running. There was a noticeable swell in...

Welcome Back: What to Expect When You Go Fishing…WITH VIDEO

Fishing Rob Alderman - May 7, 2020

https://youtu.be/kv4zbJCNoYM It has been announced that visitors can return to the Outer Banks beginning May 16, and I know many are anxious to get here...

Outer Banks Angling: All about the drum

Fishing Rob Alderman - November 9, 2016

On the heels of Hurricane Mathew, fishing seemed to pick up. Many people throughout along the East Coast suffered damage from Mathew. Many on the...

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Island Fishing: Summer Dreaming

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Welcome Back: What to Expect When You Go Fishing…WITH VIDEO

Outer Banks Angling: All about the drum

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