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Fishing in Brunswick County, NC
Two good discussions here. The first is from Al Noble. The second is a presentation given by Capt Ian Sands. Where to fish? Al Noble,
Southeast North Carolina Fishing Locations
One need not travel to the North Carolina mountains, Montana, or Patagonia to enjoy fly fishing. Opportunities abound just minutes away, both salt and fresh
Black River
The Black River, a tributary of the Cape Fear River in southeastern North Carolina, is approximately 50 miles long. It is formed in Sampson County by the confluence of the Great Coharie and Six Runs Creeks; flows southeast, receiving the South River approximately 30 miles south of Clinton; and continues southeast until it merges with the Cape Fear River, about 12 miles north of Wilmington.
Greenfield Lake
Greenfield Lake was built in the 1730’s by Dr. Samuel Green to help with rice production. In the early 1900’s the lake became a popular
Lake Waccamaw (Guide Recommendations)
Lake Waccamaw Lake Waccamaw Hints From Jess Powell Destination Lake Waccamaw Presentation by Forest Duncan The Wildlife Landing on Canal Cove Road is where you
Lake Waccamaw Details
 Lake Waccamaw, a Carolina Bay, is a shallow, sandy bowl with 9,000 acres of water surface and 14 miles of shoreline.  The state-Âowned lake
Sutton Lake
According to Progress Energy, the 850-acre lake was constructed in 1972 by Carolina Power & Light to provide cooling water for the L.V. Sutton steam
Town Creek / Rices Creek
Town and Rice’s Creeks are scenic, connected creeks that are ideal for kayak, canoe, and small outboard boat fishing. Town Creek begins as a black