Tuesday, May 6, 2025

Fishing

More than 15-foot great white shark caught and released off the tip of Ocracoke

 On Friday, March 28, Captain Tim Hagerich of Black Pearl Charters had a once-in-a-lifetime encounter with an estimated 1,800-pound great white shark just off the...

Division of Marine Fisheries discontinues HMS Catch Card Program for Bluefin Tuna and billfishes

Anglers who catch Bluefin Tuna and billfishes in North Carolina no longer need to report those catches to the state. As of Tuesday, April 1,...

Blue crab management plan revision runs into rough waters

From CoastalReview.org A proposal to limit commercial fishers’ harvest of blue crabs treads rough waters after advisory committees to the state Marine Fisheries Commission agreed...

Public comment opens for draft Southern Flounder Fishery Management Plan Amendment 4

The N.C. Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Marine Fisheries will accept public comment on draft Southern Flounder Fishery Management Plan Amendment 4 from April 1 to April 30. Draft Amendment...

Coast Guard Auxiliary is offering a one-day boating safety class April 12 at Oregon Inlet Fishing Center

The OBX U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary will offer a one-day boating safety class on Saturday, April 12 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at...

COMMENTARY: It’s time for collaborative management of North Carolina fisheries

By Glenn Skinner and Thomas Newman, N.C. Fisheries Association After two weeks of fisheries meetings and numerous comments from stakeholders, it’s clear that our current...

Changes to 18 Marine Fisheries rules became effective on Monday, March 24

Changes to 18 Marine Fisheries Commission rules became effective on Monday, March 24, according to an announcement from the North Carolina Department of Environmental...

Nearly 13-foot great white shark caught and released off Hatteras Island beach

A team of local fishermen made waves on Saturday when they reeled in a 12 to 13-foot great white shark from a Hatteras Island...

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