Roanoke River Rockfish Run Shifts To Coastal Waters
The Roanoke River rockfish run ends, but fishing remains strong in coastal waters. Beginning in May rockfish surge upriver with roe laden females, offering a brief peak. They move seaward as the season ends, with prime fishing later in freshwater sounds and mouths of Alligator, Scuppernong, and other coastal rivers, plus Croatan Sound in October and November.
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Roanoke
Alligator
Croatan Sound
Morehead City Sport Boats Range Gulf Stream Seafaring News
Morehead City reports full season for deep sea charters aboard Sea Raven Little Sister and Shearwater. Catch includes dolphin amberjack ceré bonito tuna and Spanish mackerel with sailfish still awaited. Skippers find safe inlets near ShackLEford Banks for refuge during rough seas.
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Morehead City
Barden Inlet
Cape Loafout
Barden’s Inlet
Shackleford Banks
Beaufort Inlet
Fisheries Clash Over Waters In Coastal Carolinas
A Charleston writer notes reciprocal licensing disputes and perceived unequal access among Georgia South Carolina and North Carolina fishers. He cites larger non resident trawlers in South Carolina waters and state revenue loss as a concern amid catches of shad crabs terrapin and oysters offshore.
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Georgia
Lake Chatuga
Carolina
North Carolina
Charleston
Little River
Georgetown
South Carolina
South
Trout Fishing Still Good In Parks
Cullo area reports from Sylva that C F Dodson and fellow sportsmen are taking creel limits in streams of western North Carolina national parks. He praises rangers for their work and responsibility, urging the public to know them better.
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Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Woods Rider
John Alden Knight
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tarheels
Cullowhee
C. F. Dodson
Sylva
Caroina
Itching Skin Relief Promises Comfort Store Claim
A fragment describes a product marketed for itching relief, claiming quick comfort and widespread availability. The text mentions intense itching and paring sensations and references a store or brand name.
Marines Secure Game Territory Under Kirpatrick's Aim
Chief C. D. Kirkpatrick of North Carolina Game and Inland Fisheries says the marines are aggressive at home as in war. Jim Fairchild of Claremont works five Piedmont counties as a game protector and has earned praise for strict enforcement. He recalls tougher Pacific duties as a contrast.
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C. D. Kirkpatrick
North Carolina
Worm Culture Guidance From Zoologist Frank Mea Cham
Frank Mea cham, zoologist and author at the State Museum Division of Department of Agriculture Raleigh, releases detailed worm growing methods. The notice describes practical steps for cultivating fishing worms for hobbyists and professionals.
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Frank Meacham
State Museum
Division
Department of Agriculture
Raleigh
Bill Sharpe book noted for fishing lore and North Carolina fish stories
The article reviews Bills Sharpe s book Tar on My Heels highlighting conservation themes for sportsmen. It also reports Lindsay B Hopkins of the North Carolina Division of Game and Inland Fisheries detailing Table Rock Fish Hatchery progress near Morganton with dredging and spillway work, nine to ten workers, and plans for a twenty four pond hatchery to stock smallmouth bass.
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Bill Shade
North Carolina
Bill Sharpe
Lindsay B. Hopkins
Very Sheer Nylons to Return at Ceiling Prices
The western part of the state will see very sheer nylon hosiery back on sale at ceiling prices. Nylon yarn finer than 30 denier becomes available again, with 51 gauge all nylon under current ceilings of $1.55, compared to 5 gauge nylons at $1.40 and 30 denier at $1.70.
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ROD & Gun
Gene Wire
Division of Game and Inland Fisheries
Morehead
MR. Fisher
Atin Itoane
Oits Simitante
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Auto. Com
ESSO
Ted
Diaz
Johnson
Roanoke Ave
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
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