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This group is for anglers to share information on fishing the great state of North Carolina..............

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might be a dumb ass question but 49 Replies

here goes, cleaning large panfish, filet? or dcale and gut and whack head off, or do you whack head off or tail off or cut fins out??never caught bluegill big enough to filetContinue

Started by Ira R (Rick) Jones. Last reply by David, aka, "McScruff" Nov 23, 2015.

Slow day near Badin today... 6 Replies

Went out for a few hours this morning hoping to get into some decent 'gills and take a few home. It was not one of my better days...broke my leader and didn't have another leader or my tippet and to…Continue

Started by Kevin Cheek. Last reply by Kevin Cheek Jul 7, 2015.

This forum is AWESOME! 3 Replies

Just want to say thanks to the great people on Big Bluegill! After reading a few of the post in several groups, I went to BassPro and got some pink Gulp Power Wigglers (look like little maggots) and…Continue

Started by Kevin Cheek. Last reply by Slip Sinker Jul 3, 2015.

mouth of Trent at Neuse river 3 Replies

air photos show lots of reed lines and many other creeks, what is your success story for this area what are the depths you fished? in the reed line? live bait? bobbers?Continue

Started by Ira R (Rick) Jones. Last reply by Ira R (Rick) Jones Apr 2, 2015.

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Comment by Corey Wodrich on May 15, 2013 at 9:36am: Just wanted to say hi to everyone. I am glad i found this sight and i am very interested in learning new things from each other.

Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on May 14, 2013 at 8:42am: Thanks for your contributions to the group Capt. Berle.....

Comment by Berle W. Wilson on May 14, 2013 at 4:31am: Glenn, I am primarly a fly fisherman, using what ever is working. Live bait (crickets & worms ect).. I am sure will work. If you guys travel East on hwy 64, there are lots of canals along the hwy which hold a variety of fish. Easy fishing , worth a try.Watch out for the "Gator"! South of Columbia, left onto old hwy 64 about 3 miles "Little Alligator River" Launch boat at end of bridge. down river. Many Big Gills! Best fishes, Capt. Berle

Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on May 13, 2013 at 7:12pm: Hope you guys have a great outing Tripp.....North Carolina is one of the top destinations for Bluegill fishing in the country.....put in some scouting and learn the waters and it can pay off for years to come........

Comment by Tripp Carroll on May 13, 2013 at 6:48pm: Thank you all for giving Glenn and I this information. Hopefully we will catch enough for the young boys to have fun and feed us for supper.

Comment by Glenn Nantz on May 13, 2013 at 4:59pm: Thanks Berle, we will try to put in around Jamesville NC. If I can find it !!!!What is the best bait around there this time of year.I will keep that in mind about East lake.

Comment by Berle W. Wilson on May 13, 2013 at 3:00pm: Glen, I ran a charter boat out of Hatteras for 30 yrs. Excellent fresh water fishing, in ponds scattered on the Island. Bass and Large Gills. Also, Ramp at East Lake near Machews.. Capt. Berle

Comment by Berle W. Wilson on May 13, 2013 at 2:56pm: Glenn, Launch at boat ramp in Plymoth. Go up river several miles, under power lines beyond, river apears to break up with smaller,clearer streams entering from right. Excellent fishing up these . Best fishes, Capt. Berle

Comment by Glenn Nantz on May 13, 2013 at 12:59pm: Well me and Tripp wanted to try some where to go camping and fishing so we hooked up with the Roanoke River Partners, Hanging around Broad Creek near plymouth. Any Ideas just starting out with river fishing.

Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on May 13, 2013 at 8:20am: I'm not far from the Outer Banks Glenn, about 30 minutes inland on the northern shore of the Albemarle Sound......I do 90% river fishing....How did the Roanoke trip come about? Are you fishing with folks that have had success there? Knowledge of the body of water you're fishing is key.......