North Carolina Fishing Reports, Fishing Times, Licenses, and Campgrounds
Fishing in North Carolina
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Fish Species in North Carolina
Largemouth Bass, Bream/Bluegill, Smallmouth Bass, Catfish, Crappie, Rainbow Trout, Perch, Carp, Bullhead, and 76 more
North Carolina Fishing by Water Type
Lakes: 228
Rivers/Streams: 9,352
Reservoirs: 1,777
Others: 2,401
All: 13,758
North Carolina Fishing Reports
"Plenty of bowfin, catfish, bluegill, shad, largemouth bass if you fish..." Buffalo Creek
"If you can float a canoe or kayak down stream below the dam a little ways..." Wiggins Mill Reservoir
"First time here and on my first throw out pulled in a nice smallmouth bass...." Earp Pond Dam
"fishing here in the winter is best for catfishing you get um in big use..." Hamlet City Lake Dam
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North Carolina Fishing Licenses
For Fishing License purchase, fishing rules, and fishing regulations please visit
North Carolina Fish & Wildlife.
Please remember to check with the local Fish and Wildlife department to ensure the Fishing Spot is open to the public,
and respect all signs indicating private property or restricting access.
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Fishing in the state of North Carolina, there are plenty of bodies of water to choose from. In fact, there are 13,758 bodies of water where fishing could be possible, such as Lake Tillery, Mill Creek and Noname. Fish for Bream/Bluegill, Brook Trout or Redbreast Sunfish or one of the other 30 fish found in this state; and if you need gear get your fly fishing gear, baitcasting setup, trolling equipment, or spincasting gear out and find your new honey hole.
