Fisheries Gone Wild

• Outdoor Sporting Heritage Series, Episode 2 - Capt. Josh Sutton

  Today our Fisheries Gone Wild podcast crew talked with Captain Josh Sutton of Pamlico Point Guide Service for Episode 2 of our Outdoor Sporting Heritage series. Outdoor sporting activities, particularly hunting and fishing, are a way of life for millions of North Carolinians, passed down by one generation to the next as an important part of our local heritage, connecting us to our local history and natural resources. This heritage relies on healthy ecosystems and public waters and lands, demanding responsible stewardship. Additionally, outdoor recreation fuels a multibillion-dollar economy, supporting guides, businesses and conservation efforts. Preserving this heritage ensures continued access and opportunities for future generations of sportsmen and women to enjoy.

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• Outdoor Sporting Heritage Series, Episode 1

  Today the CCA NC Fisheries Gone Wild podcast crew begins a new series highlighting the Outdoor Sporting Heritage in North Carolina. Outdoor sporting activities, particularly hunting and fishing, are a way of life for millions of North Carolinians, passed down from one generation to the next as an important part of our local heritage, connecting us to our local history and natural resources. This heritage relies on healthy ecosystems and public waters and lands, demanding responsible stewardship. Additionally, outdoor recreation fuels a multibillion-dollar economy, supporting guides, businesses and conservation efforts. Preserving this heritage ensures continued access and opportunities for future generations to enjoy.

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• Cold Stun Protocol- Spotted Sea Trout

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• Spotted Sea Trout FMP Amendment 1

  The Marine Fisheries Commission is scheduled to meet November 20-22, 2024 at the Islander Hotel and Resort in Emerald Isle, North Carolina. The address for the hotel is: 102 Islander Dr Emerald Isle, NC 28594 If you are a speckled trout fisherman in the state of North Carolina then this meeting is of utmost importance to participate in! The Division of Marine Fisheries has proposed draft recommendations to curtail harvest in the speckled trout fishery. Please see the below recommendations from the NC DMF:    Preliminary Division management recommendation for both sectors: Statewide harvest closure Jan. through Feb. Preliminary Division management recommendation for recreational fishery: 14"–20" slot limit with allowance for one fish >26" 3 fish bag limit Preliminary Division management recommendation for commercial fishery: 11:59 p.m. Friday to 12:01 a.m. Tuesday closure from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31 No changes to Bogue Banks stop net quota, but formalize management in Amendment 1 Preliminary Division supplemental and cold stun management recommendations: Eliminate spotted seatrout captain/crew limit on for-hire trips Extend harvest closure following a severe cold stun through Jun. 30 For questions, contact Lucas Pensinger, [email protected] or Melinda Lambert, [email protected].   Now is the time to speack up about the future of our Speckled Trout Fishery, you can submit public comment below:    NC Marine Fisheries Commission Comment Form | NC DEQ

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• Man Overboard- Surviving in the open ocean

  In this episode of Fisheries Gone Wild, we bring on a special guest, Graham Taylor. Graham recently experienced a very nerve-racking situation offshore fishing out of Beaufort inlet, an experience that could happen to anyone while fishing offshore and one that many people haven't made it back from. Graham's life jacket most certainly played a major role in saving his life, he wants to share his story to help his fellow anglers mitigate the risk of fishing offshore and to come home safe and sound to your loved ones at the end of the day.    We hope you enjoy this incredible story of Grahams survival! 

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