are the fish biteing in north carolina now?
437667
Fish eat (bite) in N.C. year 'round. They are more active in warm water, but they eat all year 'round and therefore, can be caught.
154966
Check with the local Game and Fish Commission
337763
You should check with their game and fish department
874044
I do not believe that it is the fish itself that is the problem. There is a disease that can be passed if the bacteria get from the fish into a skin cut on a hand or foot or whatever. There are accounts of deaths from rockfish caught and handled without gloves. Check out the bacteria carried on them.
1098044
no but when I was younger I'd catch them after a rain storm ....they all have their heads sticking out so they don't drown.....just pull them gently so you don't break them in half....Happy Fishin'
1146529
I lived in Asheboro briefly a couple of years ago and quite frankly hated it. It's a dry town, (No alcohol) it's overrun with Hispanics, and crime has gotten way out of control. Yes, the NC state zoo is there, and it's cool to go there for a day trip. I met my wife there and she had lived there all her life. we moved to a bigger town just 45 minutes up the road, and in 6 months, she liked it much better there than she had in 25 years of living in that place. If your company re-locates you there to work that's fine, but look for a place to live in Greensboro or Randleman. Good luck to you!
565679
Here's a few ideas.\nhttp://www.carolinaflyfishing.com\nhttp://www.ncoif.com/index.asp\nhttp://www.ncwildlife.org/fs_index_03_fishing.htm\nI hope this helps!\nGood Luck and Catch a Big One!!!!
589384
I live in ILL as well, I catch them using corn and nightcrawlers.  If they are spawning snag them with a treble hook.
608248
its possible you caught a grayling,or a brook trout.I havent heard of the term either but sometimes names for fish are region specific.sorta like a nickname for the fish.
1052503
Carp here in MN are running Shallow today. I was just on the Mississippi and caught some NICE ones on crawlers about 10 yards from shore. Fish on the bottom always. Carp that are up high are not activly feeding\n\nLewis, they are the best fighter that the average joe can get from shore.
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check daveys locker on yahoo the boat called the freelance fishes catalina isle a couple times a week  last sunday they had 14 yellows & some calicos a few other white fish  or try dana warf sport fishing also on yahoo i dont know of a report just for the isle good luck
809849
Good question.  They are changing the laws here in NC to make it possible for the state and local police to finally be able to act accordingly with criminal trespassers.  I am so happy about it.  Maybe they can get rid of at least some of them.
274607
Depends where you are, and what the laws for each individual body of water are.Contact your states fish and game dept.
21417
Not very - scientists recommend catch limits to the government.   The government then yields to political pressure and raises catch limits and fish stocks continue to decline.
1138586
i was having a great day fishing for coho in a river on the queen charlotte islands. we had caught and released more than our fair share and we were taking a beer break. the fellow just up-stream from us hooked and landed a really nice one. he got himself rigged up and turned to cast when a very large black bear came running out of the bush, grabbed his fish and took off. we sat there with our mouths hanging open and watched the fellow continue to fish with not a clue. the bear had taken the fish from less than 5 feet away from him. it took him more than 15 minutes to figure out that his fish was missing, then when he did he turned and looked at us as if we were the guilty parties. we finally had to show him the bear tracks in the sand.
1168947
One sold at a boat/fishing expo last spring here in NC.... it went for $65.00
1081291
It all depends on what you are fishing for (probably when and where, too).\n\nStriped bass and large red drum like the surf torn up a bit (this holds for NC beaches in the fall, for example).\n\nBut if you're fishing for ocean panfish (spots, croakers) or other gamefish (spanish, trout), you are generally (but not always) wasting your time when the surf is running hard and/or high.