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North Carolina Certifies First-Ever Puddingwife Wrasse That Might Break 20-Year World Record

The uniquely colorful fish is a new state record, and it could unseat the current world record

Bald head islandNorth carolinaUnited statesKey westCape fear riverUnited kingdomDavid pesiCarolina division of marine fisheriesInternational game fish associationCarolina department of environmental qualityConnor stoneNorth carolina departmentEnvironmental qualityBald headFiblink signatureCatches new state record channel catfish

North Carolina Man Catches Potential World-Record Puddingwife Wrasse

The blue-green fish is the state's new record, and it could break the standing world record that's currently held in Florida.

North carolinaUnited statesUnited kingdomKey westCape fear riverBald head islandDavid pesiCarolina department of environmental qualityInternational game fish associationCarolina division of marine fisheriesConnor stoneNorth carolina departmentEnvironmental qualityBald headFiblink signatureAngler catches new state record channel catfish

North Carolina Certifies First-Ever Puddingwife Wrasse That Might Break 20-Year World Record

The uniquely colorful fish is a new state record, and it could unseat the current world record

Key westUnited statesCape fear riverNorth carolinaBald head islandUnited kingdomDavid pesiCarolina department of environmental qualityInternational game fish associationCarolina division of marine fisheriesConnor stoneNorth carolina departmentEnvironmental qualityBald headFiblink signatureCatches new state record channel catfish

Connor Stone lands first state record puddingwife wrasse

Stone caught the 3-pound, 11-ounce fish July 27 10 miles off Southport.

United statesNorth carolinaInternational game fish associationCarolina division of marine fisheriesDivision of marine fisheriesConnor stoneNorth carolina divisionMarine fisheriesKey west floridaFiblink signatureState saltwater recordsNorth carolina saltwater fishing tournament

State asks public to report any blue land crab sightings

Biologists are asking the public to report any sightings of blue land crabs, a nonnative species that looks like an enormous fiddler crab.

North carolinaUnited statesEmerald isleSouth carolinaRobert corbettNc museum of natural sciencesCarolina division of marine fisheriesCarolina divisionMarine fisheriesSouth floridaBronwyn williams

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