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hey im new to the site and new to the group and was looking for people from north carolina. im looking for advice on where to look for some decent sized fish. any help anyone could give me would be great. thanks,
andrw
andrw
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Permalink Reply by Jeffrey D. Abney on
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I'm in North Carolina Andrew but its a large and diverse state. My preference is brackish water rivers in the Northeast corner around the Albermarle Sound. I have countless numbers of Rivers and creeks alike that produce nice catches of big fish Spring through late Fall. With the exception of two locations in Virginia, I fish solely in N.C. ...Go to the website Hookandbullet.com and put in Fayetteville and conduct a search. Pretty informative page. There growing them big down there in Richmond Mill so I'm sure you're in the vicinity of nice Gills. Good Luck.
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Permalink Reply by Steve Crowder on
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What kind of water do you fish Andrew? Lakes, rivers or ponds? There are some "black" water rivers in your area the produce some really nice bluegill. Also go to NCAngler.com for more info. Good luck.
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