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Crystal Coast of North Carolina Saltwater Fishing Report By: Bill Hitchcock April is a month the coast transitions from winter doldrums to spring time hot and heavy fishing action. Mid-April particularly so. Traditionally around tax day water temperatures both inshore and offshore jump up by several degrees. This in turn brings the fish in and turns Read more...
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North Carolina Fishing Report
April 15th, 2010 
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No Comments »Are we about to have an offshore cold stun event?
February 2nd, 2010 admin Are offshore fish about to be stunned? By: Bill Hitchcock Are we about to have an offshore cold stun event? Are we about to see offshore fish floating on top of the water out by the Gulf Stream due to extreme temperature differentials? That’s a good question because right now conditions seem conducive for it Read more...
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