Saltwater Fishing Schools
Want to catch more fish more often in 2021?
Fisherman’s Post Newspaper, the free publication that covers all the saltwater fishing action along the Carolina coast, will be putting on two schools in its twelth year of hosting these “Hands On” Saltwater Fishing Schools.
The first “hands on” school will be in Wilmington, it is a full day school, and the date is Saturday, February 13, 2021, at Cape Fear Community College’s Union Station Building (5th floor) in Downtown Wilmington from 7:30 am-5:00 pm. Register online.
The second “hands on” school will be in Morehead City, it is a full day school, and the date is Saturday, February 27, 2021, at the Crystal Coast Civic Center on Arendell Street from 7:30 am-5:00 pm. Register online.
Please visit each school’s webpage for much more detailed information (including a list of sessions, captains, topics, as well as directions and everything included in the ticket price).
How Do I Get Tickets?
1. Order tickets over the phone using your VISA or MasterCard at (910) 452-6378.
2. Register online using PayPal: Wilmington Full Day School online registration or Morehead Full Day School online registration.
3. Print out this form for the Wilmington Full Day Print Entry Form or print out this form for the Morehead Full Day Print Entry Form, then fill it out and mail in with a check or money order to:
Fisherman’s Post Newspaper
1320 Audubon Blvd.
Wilmington, NC 28403
In Wilmington, you can purchase your tickets in person at Tex’s Tackle or West Marine — Wilmington.
In Morehead/Atlantic Beach, you can purchase your tickets in person at Chasin’ Tails Outdoors or West Marine — Morehead.
Testimonials
Jace Buckley: “Traveled 6.5 hours to attend. Looking forward to next year!”
Pat C: “This was my 1st school and I loved it! I’ll be back next year!!”
Mike Pierce: “Best money I’ve spent on fishing.”
Judd McAdams: ” Excellent seminar. Something for every level and fishing preference. Coming back next year!”
James Miles: “Great school!!”
Henk Drenth: “Would recommend anyone who likes saltwater fishing to attend annually.”
Sherry McLin: “I enjoyed this experience very much! Hope it’ll help me catch a lot of fish.”
Brice Bailey: “I had a very enjoyable day and appreciate everyone’s hard work. Very good information provided by all the guides.”
Tommy Mikals: “The guides were very knowledgeable and a lot of fun. They did not talk above us. They seemed to genuinely want us to be better fishermen.”
Lonnie Baker: “Completely enjoyed the entire day. Great Captains!! Very organized. First class all the way.”
Brandon R. Swemons: “Had a great time. This was my second time here. I will be back.”
Steve Lewis: “Last year I attended the Saltwater Sportsman Seminar Series and was extremely disappointed. Your seminar was the exact opposite experience, and I’ll be back again next year.”
Angie B.: “Superbly organized! My first time at this school and I learned a tremendous amount; much more than expected. The tickets were money well spent.”
David McGrath: “Great course, can’t wait to get out there and fish!”
Calvin Clayton: “Very helpful, enjoyed it and will attend again. Almost as good as fishin!”
Gene McLeod: “Excellent day—very insightful. Thank You!”
Dave Johnson: “Great School—would recommend to others interested in learning more about local fishing.”