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If I lived in Long Island, I'd know what fish to expect in markets (or on my
hook) at certain times of year, like flounder, bluefish, porgies, sea
robins, etc. Do some of these same varieties exist local to North Carolina?

Fresh fish off the coast of NC
 

"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message
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If I lived in Long Island, I'd know what fish to expect in markets (or on
my hook) at certain times of year, like flounder, bluefish, porgies, sea
robins, etc. Do some of these same varieties exist local to North
Carolina?


most certainly, as well as others including mackerel and tuna

Fresh fish off the coast of NC
 

JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
If I lived in Long Island, I'd know what fish to expect in markets (or on my
hook) at certain times of year, like flounder, bluefish, porgies, sea
robins, etc. Do some of these same varieties exist local to North Carolina?

Yes - and the specialty is redneck clams.

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"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
If I lived in Long Island, I'd know what fish to expect in markets (or on
my hook) at certain times of year, like flounder, bluefish, porgies, sea
robins, etc. Do some of these same varieties exist local to North
Carolina?

Yes - and the specialty is redneck clams.

Must be referring to oysters......

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John wrote:
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
m...
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
If I lived in Long Island, I'd know what fish to expect in markets (or on
my hook) at certain times of year, like flounder, bluefish, porgies, sea
robins, etc. Do some of these same varieties exist local to North
Carolina?
Yes - and the specialty is redneck clams.

Must be referring to oysters......

WHOOSH!!!

Fresh fish off the coast of NC
 

Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
John wrote:
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
m...
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
If I lived in Long Island, I'd know what fish to expect in markets
(or on my hook) at certain times of year, like flounder, bluefish,
porgies, sea robins, etc. Do some of these same varieties exist
local to North Carolina?
Yes - and the specialty is redneck clams.

Must be referring to oysters......

WHOOSH!!!

I had no idea there was a clam species called a "redneck claim". I
learn something new everyday.

Fresh fish off the coast of NC
 

On Feb 21, 3:23 pm, "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:
If I lived in Long Island, I'd know what fish to expect in markets (or on my
hook) at certain times of year, like flounder, bluefish, porgies, sea
robins, etc. Do some of these same varieties exist local to North Carolina?

Right now there are Stripers to be caught around New Bern. Plenty of
what we call Speckled Trout up in the feeder creeks. I don't know what
they are doing on the coast.

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"dvh" wrote in message
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On Feb 21, 3:23 pm, "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:
If I lived in Long Island, I'd know what fish to expect in markets (or on
my
hook) at certain times of year, like flounder, bluefish, porgies, sea
robins, etc. Do some of these same varieties exist local to North
Carolina?

Right now there are Stripers to be caught around New Bern. Plenty of
what we call Speckled Trout up in the feeder creeks. I don't know what
they are doing on the coast.


Is there enough of a commercial flounder catch that it appears in food
stores at any point during the year?

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"Reginald P. Smithers III" "remove wrote in
message . ..
Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
John wrote:
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
m...
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
If I lived in Long Island, I'd know what fish to expect in markets (or
on my hook) at certain times of year, like flounder, bluefish,
porgies, sea robins, etc. Do some of these same varieties exist local
to North Carolina?
Yes - and the specialty is redneck clams.

Must be referring to oysters......

WHOOSH!!!

I had no idea there was a clam species called a "redneck claim". I learn
something new everyday.

Me neither - eaten a few bearded clams in life tho......

Fresh fish off the coast of NC
 

On 22 Feb 2007 05:06:05 -0800, "dvh" wrote:

On Feb 21, 3:23 pm, "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:
If I lived in Long Island, I'd know what fish to expect in markets (or on my
hook) at certain times of year, like flounder, bluefish, porgies, sea
robins, etc. Do some of these same varieties exist local to North Carolina?

Right now there are Stripers to be caught around New Bern. Plenty of
what we call Speckled Trout up in the feeder creeks. I don't know what
they are doing on the coast.

Are you in the New Bern area?
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