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    • Count Basie Orchestra to perform at UNCW, Nov 13 – CoastalReview

      https://coastalreview.org/2026/10/count-basie-orchestra-to-perform-at-uncw-in-november/

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    • Out to Sea NC Fest to Feature Food, Conversation, Education 11/8-10 – CoastalReview

      https://coastalreview.org/2026/10/out-to-sea-nc-fest-to-feature-food-conversation-education/

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    • NC Pauses Review of Plan to Increase Military Training – CoastalReview

      https://coastalreview.org/2026/10/state-pauses-review-of-plan-to-increase-military-training/

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    • Paying attention can indeed pay dividends when fishing – CoastalReview

      https://coastalreview.org/2026/10/paying-attention-can-indeed-pay-dividends-when-fishing//

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      1. Anonymous -  October 9, 2026 - 5:54 am

        Thanks for sharing this CoastalReview piece. The title sums up something that applies to fishing along the coast more than any gear choice: the water usually tells you what is happening if you watch it. Diving terns and pelicans, nervous bait on the surface, or a slick on an otherwise rippled area are all signs that fish are pushing bait, and noticing them a few minutes earlier than everyone else often makes the difference between a good day and an empty cooler.

        For cruisers who fish from the boat while traveling the ICW, tide and current are probably the most useful things to keep an eye on. Moving water around creek mouths, inlet edges and oyster bars tends to concentrate bait, and the last couple of hours of a falling tide can be especially productive. Keeping a simple log of tide stage, water temperature and where fish were found makes those patterns much easier to repeat on the next trip through.

        One thing worth adding is that paying attention also means watching the weather, especially with a storm forming in the Gulf right now. Fall fishing can be excellent ahead of a front, but conditions change quickly in open sounds and near inlets. It is worth checking forecasts and having a clear plan for when to head back before the wind builds.

    • Duck to welcome diverse artists’ roster for annual jazz festival – CoastalReview

      https://coastalreview.org/2026/10/duck-to-welcome-diverse-artists-roster-for-annual-jazz-festival/

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    • Nor’easter thrashes coast from Cape Lookout to Duck – CoastalReview

       

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    • When is the best time to go fishing? Soon, old sport, soon – CoastalReview

       

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    • Second marine debris action workshop to be in Washington – CoastalReview

      https://coastalreview.org/2026/09/second-marine-debris-action-workshop-to-be-in-washington/

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    • Travels along the Cape Fear: ‘Old Baldy’ lighthouse, museum – CoastalReview

      https://coastalreview.org/2026/09/travels-along-the-cape-fear-old-baldy-lighthouse/

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    • New Tropical System Could Emerge in Eastern Atlantic – SunSentinel


      https://www.sun-sentinel.com/2026/08/21/new-tropical-system-could-emerge-in-eastern-atlantic-forecasters-say-two-others-may-develop

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    • NOAA seeks input on potential commercial aquaculture areas – CoastalReview

      https://coastalreview.org/2026/08/noaa-seeks-input-on-potential-commercial-aquaculture-areas/

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    • Workshops to offer tools to reduce, address marine debris – CoastalReview

      https://coastalreview.org/2026/08/workshops-to-offer-tools-to-reduce-address-marine-debris/

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    • Sharks can hear you swimming from 100 feet away… SunSentinel


      https://www.sun-sentinel.com/2026/08/11/king-tides-return-to-south-florida-heres-what-to-expect

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    • Sharks can hear you swimming from 100 feet away… SunSentinel


      https://www.sun-sentinel.com/2026/08/03/sharks-hearing

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    • Annual ‘Day at the Docks’ features work, life on Hatteras – CoastalReview

      https://coastalreview.org/2026/07/annual-day-at-the-docks-features-work-life-on-hatteras/

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    • Squalls on the horizon, from way up high – CoastalReview

      https://coastalreview.org/2026/07/squalls-on-the-horizon-from-way-up-high/

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    • Tropical Storm Bertha forms near Florida’s Panhandle, threatens northern Gulf coast SunSentinel


      https://www.sun-sentinel.com/2026/07/21/tropical-storm-bertha-florida-louisiana/

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    • NC coast is state’s greatest investment; new budget treats it so – CoastalReview

      https://coastalreview.org/2026/07/nc-coast-is-states-greatest-investment-new-budget-treats-it-so/

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    • Out with the Seaquarium, in with the mega yachts? SunSentinel


      https://www.sun-sentinel.com/2026/07/12/out-with-the-seaquarium-in-with-the-mega-yachts-a-new-plan-for-the-old-marine-park/

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    • Free Pump Out Service – Indian River County


      Thanks to Keith Drewett for informing us of this new service:

      FREE PUMP OUT SERVICE is now available to all vessels anchored or docked in Indian River County, Florida.

      Sebastian River to Little Round Island.

      Call: 772-268-3189

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