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State coastal management program offers guidance for recycling natural Christmas trees for dune restoration, sand fencing

As the holiday season winds down, the N.C. Division of Coastal Management is providing guidance to property owners, organizations and ...

horseshoe crabs

On the Water

Horseshoe crab harvest set for January 1 through April 30

North Carolina Marine Fisheries Proclamation M-1-2023 opens the season to the commercial harvest of horseshoe crabs from 12:01 ...

black sea bass

On the Water

Black sea bass fishery opens in new year

North Carolina Marine Fisheries Proclamation FF-4-2023 opens the Atlantic Ocean commercial black sea bass fishery north of Cape ...

commercial scup

On the Water

Commercial scup fishery opens January 1

North Carolina Marine Fisheries Proclamation FF-5-2023 sets the harvest period and limits for the commercial scup Winter I ...

flounder

On the Water

Atlantic Ocean flounder season runs from through January 31

North Carolina Marine Fisheries Proclamation FF-6-2023 opens the Atlantic Ocean commercial flounder season at 12:01 a.m. on Sunday, ...

cobia

On the Water

Cobia rules set for 2023

North Carolina Marine Fisheries Proclamation FF-11-2023 opens commercial cobia fishing Jan. 1, 2023, and recreational cobia fishing May ...

sharks

On the Water

Rules for commercial and recreational harvest of sharks set for 2023

North Carolina Marine Fisheries Proclamation FF 3-23 sets the opening date and harvest restrictions for the 2023 Atlantic ...

red porgy

On the Water

NOAA Fisheries announces new catch levels, management measures for south Atlantic red porgy

In Fisheries Bulletin 22-077, NOAA Fisheries announces new catch levels and management measures for south Atlantic red porgy. ...

On the Water

Fisheries advisory committees meet in January

Five advisory committees to the N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission will meet in January. The meetings will be held ...

On the Water

Federal comment period opened on incidental take permit application

The 30-day public comment period on North Carolina’s Incidental Take Permit application and conservation plan to address sturgeon ...

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