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It's vital to stop spotted seatrout season short after cold snaps
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It's vital to stop spotted seatrout season short after cold snaps
Extreme cold in early February leads to widespread cold-stun events, including the one shown here, across coastal North Carolina. Photo: DMF By the time you read this we will know the complete outcome of the aftermath of the cold event of late January/early February. Let’s take a look at why this occurred in the first place, the immediate effect, and what some old-timers think about possible consequences. In the southern portion of the East Coas…
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