Lily Pond Creek Hunting Lodge
Located in Northampton County, North Carolina ... Turkey hunting at Lily Pond Creek is as good as it gets anywhere in the country.
Locations
- North Carolina
- Raleigh, North Carolina
Activities
- Adventure
- Fishing
- Hunting
Featured Trips
MUZZLELOADER HUNTING
Lily Pond's first gun season is black powder. There are no restrictions on rifle types so scopes and In-Lines are legal to use. Black Powder starts around the second week in October and lasts for 6 days. Lily Pond guides will situate hunters close to feed sites and travel routes, usually within 100 yards, and nearly all stand sites will be baited. The weather is usually warm, but mornings can be cool so bring gear for cool as well as warm temps.
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RIFLE HUNTING
After the primitive weapon season has ended, it's time to bring out the big guns. Rifle season begins around the 3rd week in October and lasts until January 1st. Stand locations are set up around field edges among the oak groves, agricultural fields, swamps, clear cuts and logging trails, and most all stand sites are baited. Shots range from under 50 yards and as far as 500 yards. Bait barrels are positioned close enough to stands to insure a shot well under 200 yards, but if you like long distance shooting, we can accommodate you as well. Calibers must be .243 and above. Most of our hunters use 30-06, .270, 7MM, and 300 Mags. We recommend a bullet weight of 130 to 160 grains.
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CAST & BLAST TURKEY HUNTING
TThe Cast and Blast is our cadillac package. What better day could there be than taking a big tom turkey in the morning and then catching dozens of stripers that afternoon. "It's Miller time." Our striper season coincides with turkey season, and because we are so close to the Roanoke, we can go right out after the morning hunt and hit the river for some awesome striper fishing. It's almost too good to be true, A recipe to satisfy any sportsman's appetite.
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STRIPED BASS (ROCKFISH) FISHING
Lily Pond Creek Lodge is located in the heart of Rockfish country. Also known as Striped bass, the Roanoke River supports one of the largest concentrations of spawning Striped Bass each spring. Shad also spawn in the river and are the main forage species for our stripers. Our guides will provide you with all the necessary gear and safety equipment for an enjoyable time on the water. We use a mix of live and artificial baits to land an incredible amount of fish. It's not unusual to catch upwards of 30 fish for each angler in a single outing. The river is also very scenic with wildlife such as Bald Eagles, otters and even the elusive Bobcat spotted on most outings. The action is constant so there's never a dull moment if you want to get your kids into fishing let our guides tire them out on bent rods all day.
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WILD TURKEY HUNTING
AHHH, the old gobbler. In my opinion there is nothing more exciting than hearing him thunder out, responding to the calls of the wishful hunter. Thanks to the North Carolina Game Department, our turkey population has exploded over the last ten years, and boy has the hunting gotten good here. All hunts are fully guided, or if you prefer you can give your talents as a hen a try and call in your own Tom. Whatever you decide your hunt will be something to remember forever.
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