      
North Carolina
is an excellent Fishing Vacation Destination for Great
Bass Fishing and Sport
Fishing. With Incredible Freshwater Fishing Lakes like:
Lake Norman,
Kerr Lake,
High Rock Lake,
Lake Wylie and
Jordan Lake, you are sure to catch your
fishing limit.
North
Carolina Fishing Charters are located everywhere to help make your Fishing
Vacation on the NC Coast one to remember. Once you spend your Fishing Trip at
one of our fine
North Carolina Resorts,
you will find it's a place you won't want to leave!
North Carolina Lake Homes
are for sale throughout the state if you are looking for a second home or
retirement. You can also get your North Carolina
boat license to safely navigate the NC waters. Whether your here for our Amazing Bass and
Trout Fishing or just a quiet
day on the boat, North Carolina is THE place for your next Fishing
Trip.
North Carolina Fishing Report
Falls Lake NC Fishing
Fishing in the area has remained slow, but largemouth bass are
being caught on jerkbaits over deep water, and on jigheads, crankbaits,
jigging spoons and blade baits. Crappie were reported deep around bridge
pilings and deep laydowns.
Fontana Lake NC
Fishing
Excellent for smallmouth and spotted bass on Berkeley's Power
Smelt lures worked on a one-eighth-ounce lead head 8-10 feet deep just off the
shoreline. Limits of walleye 65 feet deep near the mouth of Forney's Creek on
jigged Ice Spoons.
High Rock Lake
NC Fishing
Good for crappie on jigs and minnows as the fish move
deeper. Improving for largemouth on spinnerbaits, soft plastic lures.
Kerr Lake NC Fishing
The largemouth bass bite has remained decent on mostly shallow
rocky points on crankbaits and jigs. A few fish have been caught in deeper
water on jigging spoons. The catfish bite has been quiet in the past couple of
weeks. Crappie are being caught around brush piles in about 25 feet of water.
Striped bass are schooled up near the mouth of Grassy Creek and Ivy Hill area.
Lake Norman NC
Fishing
Excellent for big white perch, with spotted bass and stripers
mixed in, 40-50 feet deep at the mouths of the major creek arms on live baits.
Plentiful blue catfish 15-25 feet deep in the creeks and coves on cut baits.
Scatted largemouth and spotted bass on shakey head wartificial worms and
spinnerbaits cast to the shoreline and on spoons jigged over long points and
around humps.
Lake James NC Fishing
Smallmouth bass on shiners work around rocky bluffs and off
points.
Jordan Lake NC Fishing
The crappie bite has been tough at times, but those willing to
look in the usual places them have found a few. Striped bass have been tough
to find this winter.
Mountain Island Lake NC Fishing
White bass continue to provide action in the Riverbend hot
hole. Good for crappie and white perch.
Lake Wylie NC Fishing
Crappie in the Plant Allen hot hole and nearby waters on
minnows and Berkeley Bait's white Crappie Nibbles. Some anglers are using the
two baits in combination, tipping their hooks with minnows.
North Carolina Walleye Fishing
North Carolina walleye spawn in spring and when they have the
option will choose to migrate from the lake up into feeder streams to spawn.
Walleye will also seek out shallow bars or shoals with clean bottom surfaces
near deep water. They prefer small fish and will eat crustaceans, worms
and insects. They tend to be somewhat wary and prefer the safety of deeper
darker water. Try fishing for walleye from sundown to midnight, particularly
during the heat of summer. Fish for North Carolina walleye with live
bait, crankbaits, spoons, small spinner baits as well as plastic worms and
grubs.
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