Warrior Fishing provides Active Duty, Retired and Military Veterans the means to fish for free. Nestled in the heart of Fuquay Varina, North Carolina, Take A Warrior Fishing, Inc. (TAWF) is not just another non-profit. We are a dream realized, a commitment symbolized, and a salute to the indomitable spirit of our military community. As a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization based in Wake County, our mission transcends traditional gestures of gratitude. At TAWF, we merge the serenity of fishing with our deep respect for those who've donned the uniform, whether active, reserved, retired, or veterans. Through fishing, we provide moments of tranquillity, camaraderie, and joy to the warriors who've given so much. By collaborating with generous boat owner/operators, we ensure that every military personnel gets a chance to experience the joy of fishing – absolutely free of cost. The ultimate goal is to offer events throughout the State of NC, in both fresh and saltwater, and maybe expand to the SE United States. Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina

The Bass and Saltwater Fishing Expo is the place to get ready for the season! With units rigged and ready to hit the water, truckloads of the latest tackle, newest electronics and a seminar series that is second to none, the Bass and Saltwater Fishing Expo is the best show of its kind in North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia! For 3 BIG DAYS the Bass & Saltwater Fishing Expo brings together the finest products and services the fishing industry has to offer. Each year over 100 local, regional and national companies showcase tackle, rods & reels, apparel, maps, charters, sunglasses, boats, motors, electronics, knives... well you get the picture. Everything to get you out on the water "Rigged & Ready" for the season. Raleigh, North Carolina

Your Guide To Great Fishing in Coastal North & South Carolina.

Cherokee, North Carolina, is filled with secret fishing holes and the ancient techniques of the Cherokee themselves. For the modern-day angler, Cherokee offers everything from competitive fly-fishing tournaments to tagged tournaments to daily fishing on some of the best waters in the United States. The 30 miles of streams on the Cherokee Indian Reservation offer both food and fun for serious and amateur anglers. Our mission is to remember and respect ancient traditions while providing the most enjoyable fishing experience we can. Information provided by Cherokee Chamber of Commerce.

This site is a guide to Fly Fishing North Carolina Mountain Trout Streams, you'll find; Pictures of my fly fishing trips with in North Carolina , flies I used to catch these trout, entomology to help you understand the insect trout eat along with a local Hatch Chart to see what is hatching on your local streams, interactive maps to help find these fly fishing streams in NC and much more.

The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission is the state government agency created by the General Assembly in 1947 to conserve and sustain the state's fish and wildlife resources through research, scientific management, wise use, and public input. The Commission is the regulatory agency responsible for the enforcement of N.C. fishing, hunting, trapping and boating laws. Information on licensing, fishing regulations, boating regulations, and much more.

Your online guide to fishing in North Carolina. Forums, Blogs, Photos, Reviews, Fishing Reports, Articles, Recipes, and much more. Through the shared collaboration of saltwater, freshwater, kayak, and fly-fishermen coupled with informative articles, fishing tools & tips, we hope NC Angler will become your online guide to fishing in North Carolina.

The Division of Marine Fisheries is dedicated to ensuring sustainable marine and estuarine fisheries and habitats for the benefit and health of the people of North Carolina. The North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries (DMF) is responsible for the stewardship of the state's marine and estuarine resources. The DMF's jurisdiction encompasses all coastal waters and extends to 3 miles offshore. This site has tons of information for Commercial Fishing and Recreational Fishing in North Carolina. Raleigh, North Carolina

Whether you are new to fishing in North Carolina or you have been fishing the NC coast all your life, Fishing-NC.com is here to help you stay up to date with anything and everything that impacts saltwater anglers. From current coastal events and saltwater fishing news, to North Carolina fishing reports, we've got all the fishing info you need to stay informed and successful on the water. Surf, inshore, and offshore - from Ocean Isle to Corolla, Cape Hatteras to Emerald Isle - when it comes to North Carolina saltwater fishing we've got you covered. Come on in, make yourself at home, and have fun fishing in the great state of North Carolina.

Welcome to the first and only fly fishing trail in the United States! The Western North Carolina Fly Fishing Trail, situated in Jackson County, features some of the best trout waters in the Great Smoky Mountains. The trail takes you to 15 excellent spots for catching brook, brown and rainbow trout. Whether you seek quantity or size, open waters or small streams, the WNC Fly Fishing Trail has it all. The WNC Fly Fishing Trail map is produced by the Jackson Co. Tourism Authority.

Fly Fishing Spots in Swain County. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park's streams and creeks offer natural populations of brook, brown and rainbow trout while most other streams are routinely stocked, including areas of the Cherokee Indian Reservation with trophy-size trout. Trout are also common in the county's four rivers — the Nantahala, Oconaluftee, Tuckasegee and Little Tennessee. Two of those, the Tuck and the Little T, offer much more, including bass, crappie, walleye and the fierce muskie. The crown jewel of Swain County fishing is Fontana Lake. Record size muskie and walleye have been pulled from its 400 foot depths. And many believe it's one of the best smallmouth bass fishing lakes in the country. Bryson City, North Carolina