Explore the Great Outdoors with Us

Join the Fall Line Outdoors Chapter of North Carolina Wildlife Federation to connect with nature through ethical hunting and fishing experiences that foster community and adventure.

Hunting

The Fall Line Outdoors Chapter prepares you for the oldest and most nature-driven sport: hunting.

Whether you’re after white-tailed deer, turkey, hog, squirrel or waterfowl, we help you to take the first steps in a safe and ethical environment, where conservation is as important than the prey itself.

Fishing

The Fall Line Outdoors Chapter provides you with what you need to start your fishing career successfully and efficiently without breaking the bank.

Largemouth bass, crappie, catfish, or red drum? We are here to guide you enjoy North Carolina’s beautiful waterways in a safe manner.

CKA Hyco Lake Event #4

Anyone up for the challenge? Carolina Kayak Anglers (CKA) hosted Tournament #4 at Hyco Lake this past weekend. While the turnout was a little smaller than usual, 37 anglers still showed up ready to compete. The morning couldn’t have started much better. Overcast skies, a light breeze, and temperatures in the low 70s made for…
More Than Just Fishing: A Day of Learning, Conservation, and Camaraderie on the North Carolina Coast

Recently, I had the privilege of leading a Fall Line Outdoors surf fishing outing along the North Carolina coast with eight participants, alongside two dedicated volunteers who helped make the day a success. While everyone was excited to catch fish, the true goal of the event was to build confidence, teach practical surf fishing skills,…
A “Successful” Coyote Hunt

If you measure a hunt strictly by what rides home in the truck bed, this one was a bust. But ask the two of us who spent the evening out there, and we’ll tell you it was one of the better hunts of the season. Answering the Call It started with a phone call. A…
Building Habitat, Building Stewards: Fall Line Outdoors Students Take Big Steps in Year Two

Today’s Fall Line Outdoors Wildlife Habitat Workday was a powerful reminder that meaningful conservation begins with small, steady actions. With mentors guiding every step, students spent the day learning how healthy habitat is built—not overnight, but through years of thoughtful planning, planting, and care. The focus of today’s work was Year Two, Phase I of…