NEW FISHERIES RULES GO INTO EFFECT SEPT.1MOREHEAD CITY – Fishermen are reminded a number of new fisheries rules for coastal
NOAA MOBILIZES RESOURCES TO AID IN RECOVERY FROM HURRICANE KATRINA Aug. 30, 2005  NOAA quickly mobilized a wide-range of
USS MONITOR RESEARCHERS DEBUNK 142-YEAR-OLD LEGEND OF ‘CAT IN THE CANNON’ Aug. 25, 2005  Conservators from The Mariners’ Museum
Sneads Ferry Fishing Club Tournament September 3, 2005. Labor Day Weekend. $50 Total Entry Fee $25 entry for heaviest
COAST GUARD SEARCHES FOR MISSING DIVER OFF NORTH CAROLINA COAST PORTSMOUTH, Va.,– A diver from the commercial dive vessel Akyla
Comment Period Reopened for 2005 MMPA List of Fisheries On December 2, 2004, the proposed List of Fisheries for 2005
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Approves an Additional Nontoxic Shot Type;Considers Four OthersThe U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today approved
MARINE FISHERIES COMMISSION SEEKS ADDITIONAL BAY SCALLOP ADVISORSMOREHEAD CITY – The N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission is issuing a second request
NEW REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FOR STRIPED BASS ANGLERSMOREHEAD CITY – Beginning Sept. 1, recreational fishermen from Ocracoke Inlet north to the
COAST GUARD SEARCHES FOR MISSING BOATER UPDATE PORTSMOUTH, VA. – The body of a man whose boat was found drifting