Thread: Pamlico Perch

Originally Posted by OptiMystic

We have 3 or 4 distinct land regions - mountains, Piedmont, sand hills (sometimes counted as part of Piedmont; hence "3 or 4") and coastal plain plus the coast itself so we had a wide variety even before they started trying some various gamefish like walleye and muskie from other places. Yeah, there's a bunch. And if you venture offshore, a few grander (1000+ #) marlin have been caught off our coast, plus plenty of wahoo, tuna, mahi and mackerel. Inshore specs, redfish and flounder.

That is awesome. My wife was an Army brat and she grew up in Fayetteville, NC but she is definitely not a fisherman. YET!!! My mother-in-law, on the other hand, was a hardcore angler. However, I never got the opportunity for her to show me any of her NC hotspots before she passed away. Therefore, I look forward to finding several of my own. The number of creeks, rivers, ponds and lakes you guys have is amazing. I love to bass and crappie fish. However, my secret passion is flyfishing for big bream. Do you guys do any of that in NC?

Originally Posted by bigbass12

That is awesome. My wife was an Army brat and she grew up in Fayetteville, NC but she is definitely not a fisherman. YET!!! My mother-in-law, on the other hand, was a hardcore angler. However, I never got the opportunity for her to show me any of her NC hotspots before she passed away. Therefore, I look forward to finding several of my own. The number of creeks, rivers, ponds and lakes you guys have is amazing. I love to bass and crappie fish. However, my secret passion is flyfishing for big bream. Do you guys do any of that in NC?

Oh yeah! I will PM you; I don't want to upset admins with a link elsewhere...

Originally Posted by OptiMystic

Oh yeah! I will PM you; I don't want to upset admins with a link elsewhere...

OptiMystic:
I’m the same as BigBass12 in that I am a true fan for Breamand Bluegill.
Could you PM me alsowith good areas for them. I am planningto purchase a 2-man plastic (Bass Buddy, etc.) just to get into smaller pondsto go after the sunfish a few times a year.
Appreciate