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Thursday, July 9th, 2009
Riding the tide, swimmers paddled and kicked their way past us as Gary Hurley (Fisherman’s Post), Will Huffine (Great Outdoor Provision Company in Wilmington), Hobie Kayak Rep Michael Garet and I turned our bows south after launching from the soundside of Wrightsville Beach into Banks Channel.
On most of my kayak adventures, I try to plan [...]
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Groupers Take A Swell Ride 2009
Thursday, July 2nd, 2009
“I like to send down the squid and minnows on these small hook rigs first,” Capt. Ken Mullen explained to us as we began our first drops to the bottom 105’ below the boat. “Even when you’re losing baits, it’s getting the feeding activity going down there. It’s like putting out the chips and stuff [...]
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From Big Rock To Big Wreck 2009
Thursday, June 11th, 2009
Anyone who’s been involved with organizing a fishing tournament knows that while it may be a labor of love, it’s definitely labor-intensive. After putting on the Spring Inshore Challenge while cranking out the first edition of our weekly summer publication schedule, Team Fisherman’s Post Newspaper was ready to take a break. And what other way [...]
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Cold Water Red Daze 2009
Thursday, April 23rd, 2009
March can be a tough month to be an angler in our area. The wintertime cabin fever and fishing cravings have reached their apex at the same cruel time most of the offshore action is taking place 50 or more miles off the beach and the icy inshore water temperatures have the fish that are [...]
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Planning on Bonito 2009
Thursday, March 12th, 2009
What has speed, stamina, stripes, and brings nearshore anglers the first opportunities at pelagic gamefish after a long winter full of far more wishing than fishing? OK, for many anglers in the know, this riddle isn’t too difficult to solve, but Atlantic bonito still swim under the radar of many fishermen in the area, surely [...]