North Carolina species

Sauger across North Carolina

North Carolina rules, records and waters for sauger.

  • 8 a daydaily creel
  • 5 lbs, 15 ozrecord
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North Carolina freshwater

North Carolina sauger at a glance

In North Carolina, Sauger counts as a freshwater sport fish. The NCWRC row for all public fishing waters allows 8 a day, 15 in minimum.

In 1971, Lake Norman produced the record of 5 lbs, 15 oz. NCWRC sources name it on 1 lake and 0 streams.

8 a daydaily creel
15 in minimumsize rule
5 lbs, 15 ozstate record
1waters listed
Limits

sauger creel and size rules

AgencyWhereDaily creelSizeSeason
NCWRCAll public fishing waters8 a day15 in minimumNo closed season

NCWRC 2026-27 digest and NCDMF proclamations. All North Carolina limits.

Records

Heaviest sauger the state has recorded

CategoryWeightWhereYear
hook and line by weight5 lbs, 15 ozLake Norman1971

NCWRC and NCDMF state records. Angler names left out.

Where to look

sauger across the state

Lakes with sauger

NCWRC stocking lists, regulation tables, species profiles and records; largest waters first.

Pictures

Shore and water close to Sauger

Lucama, North Carolina
Lucama
Photo: Gerry D, CC BY-SA 4.0
Robeson County, North Carolina
Robeson County
Photo: Kenneth C. Zirkel, CC BY-SA 4.0
Madison, North Carolina
Madison
Photo: Willthacheerleader18, CC BY-SA 4.0
Maggie Valley, North Carolina
Maggie Valley
Photo: justinknabb, CC BY-SA 2.0
Answers

North Carolina sauger, answered

May North Carolina anglers keep sauger?

8 a day (All public fishing waters), size 15 in minimum.

What is the North Carolina record sauger?

5 lbs, 15 oz from Lake Norman (1971).

Which North Carolina waters hold sauger?

1 water on this site, including Lake Norman.

Where does NCWRC stock sauger?

NCWRC lists none for 2026.

What scientific name do agencies use for sauger?

See the agency profile.

Does North Carolina close the season on sauger?

No closed season

What license fee applies at sauger?

Inland waters take an NCWRC inland fishing license from age 16 ($32 resident, $56 nonresident).

Are there guides for sauger?

See the guides page.

Go for sauger this year

Start with the lists above.