July 4th is North Carolina's "Free Fishing Day"

July 4th is North Carolina’s “Free Fishing Day”

July 1, 2016

In honoring of our great country’s independence, the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission has announced that July 4^th is a free fishing day for anglers of all age! From 12:01 am until 11:59 pm, no fishing licenses are required! Conservation efforts are still in effect as fishing limits and size restrictions will continue to be enforced. This lift on fishing licenses applies to not only North Carolina Residents but non-residents alike. Also, no additional trout stamps are needed and this includes freshwater as well as saltwater.

Grab your tackle and safety equipment to have some family-friendly fishing on the day we recognize our freedom!

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Proud to be an American!

About Cailein Campbell
Cailein Campbell is a Land Broker based out of our Wilmington Office in North Carolina. Cailein joined the NLR team after serving in the Navy. His previous experience includes assisting in the development of a 92 acre parcel into hospitality property and restoring cabins for The Cottages at Spring House Farm. Cailein's broad knowledge of land and the outdoors, along with his terrific people skills, makes him the perfect match for the National Land team. He looks forward to educating his clients on unique property tracts and showing them the benefits to land ownership. View Cailein's Listings and Reviews on NationalLand.com

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