North Carolina is considering increasing the recreational flounder fishing quota. The proposed change would split the flounder catch 50/50 between recreational and commercial fishermen. The state is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This might come as a shock to some Tar Heel anglers, but North Carolina is about to have a winter recreational flounder season.

MURRELLS INLET — As a child, Englis Glover recalls catching flounder on the tidal creeks of Murrells Inlet literally by the boatload. "My dad would rent a little jon boat and take me and my two ...

Southern flounder are a popular North Carolina fish. For the first time, North Carolina's commercial and recreational fishing industries are set to split the southern flounder catch 50-50 this year.

North Carolina's recreational flounder fishing season will run for two weeks, from September 1st to 14th. The recreational season was closed in 2024 after anglers exceeded quota catch limits in 2023.

North Carolina's recreational flounder season has started after a nearly two-year hiatus. The short season runs from Sept.1-14 with strict limits. Anglers are limited to one flounder per person, per ...