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Mike Marsh Outdoors

Welcome to Mike Marsh Outdoors

Mike Marsh is one of the most prolific, widely read and highly respected outdoor writers in the nation.

“From the first time I fired a .22 to the first time I held a cane pole, all I’ve ever wanted to do is hunt and fish. The urge to be outdoors has not diminished over the last 50 years. It has only grown stronger. Writing about hunting and fishing adds fuel to the fire of my desire to get out there, into the hinterlands, to bring back for my readers absolutely the best outdoor stories.”

Mike Marsh

Mike Marsh, Award-winning Author and Photographer Mike Marsh is one of the most prolific, widely read and highly respected outdoor writers in the nation. Most of his stories and photography are based on his adventures in the Southeast, especially North Carolina, South Carolina and Louisiana. He has written thousands of magazine and newspaper articles and sold thousands of photographs to “hook and bullet” print and online media. In a typical year, Mike produces 400 to 500 published articles and 600 to 850 published images.

He is author of three books, Quest for the Limit – Carolina Hunting Adventures, Inshore Angler – Coastal Carolina’s Small Boat Fishing Guide and Offshore Angler – Carolina’s Mackerel Boat Fishing Guide. More books are under contract or in the design process.

Mike’s weekly columns and news features appear in many newspapers, including the Wilmington Sunday Star News, Tabor-Loris Tribune, Raleigh News and Observer, Goldsboro News Argus and Charlotte Observer.

The organizations Mike has joined have helped him in his quest to be the best at keeping his readers entertained and informed about outdoor sports and the issues facing hunters and fishermen. He is a member of the Southeastern Outdoor Press Association (SEOPA) where he served on the Board of Directors from 2004-06, the Professional Outdoor Media Association (POMA) and the Outdoor Writers Association of America (OWAA). Mike has been awarded ten Excellence in Craft (EIC) awards by SEOPA and three by OWAA for magazine features, newspaper columns and photography.

While he has worked as a fulltime freelance writer and photographer since 2001, he worked for the N.C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources in Mooresville, N.C. and Wilmington, N.C. for 12 years and at a civil Engineering firm, Joseph S. Hill and Associates, in Wilmington, N.C. for 17 years. Prior to becoming a fulltime writer and photographer, he wrote as a “part-timer” beginning in 1990 with his first book.

While Mike will chase a story about anything that walks, flies, swims or crawls, his primary emphasis is on the hunting and fishing available in the coastal areas of North and South Carolina, especially saltwater fishing, freshwater fishing, waterfowl, small game and big game hunting. Nevertheless, he has traveled to other states and Canda on his own and as a guest of such famed sporting good manufacturers as Avery Outdoors and Remington Arms Company.

His latest venture involves giving something back to the sporting community that has helped Mike live a rich sporting life. Mike founded the North Carolina Public Access Foundation, Inc. in 2008. NCPAF, Inc. is an IRS-approved 501 (c) (3) non-profit public charity, with a goal of saving, increasing and enhancing all types of public access across the state of North Carolina. Mike is Chairman of NCPAF, Inc., and co-founded the organization with Al Baird of the North Carolina Fishing Pier Society.

Mike has also been inducted as a member of the Robert Ruark Society.

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Mike Marsh has received several Excellence in Craft awards for his writing and photography. These awards are presented each year to deserving recipients by the Southeastern Outdoor Press Association (SEOPA) and the Outdoor Writers Association of America (OWAA). Below are some of the most-recent award-winning articles and photos by Mike Marsh.

Articles

2014 - SEOPA - Ladyfish Known for Its Man-sized Fight
1996 - SEOPA - Patience is the Key to Successful Turkey Hunting
1999 - SEOPA - A Waterfowler is Incomplete Without a Good Retriever
2001 - OWAA - Giant Science
2001 - OWAA - Surviving the Eye of the Storm
2001 - SEOPA - Definition of a Trophy can be as Elusive as the Buck Itself
2001 - SEOPA - Anglers and Scientists Team Up to Tag-A-Giant
2003 - SEOPA - Sunrise, Solitude, and Waiting for the Tide to Rise.
2007 - SEOPA - Able Hunter - Thrill of Hunting Rekindled by Guiding Those Less Fortunate
2008 - SEOPA - The Weighmaster is the Unsung Hero of Tournament Fishing
2010 - POMA - Bearing Responsibility

Mike Receives Two More Prestigious Excellence in Craft Awards at 2009 SEOPA Conference!

2009 - SEOPA - Grandpa Lands Record Catfish on Pink Barbie Rod
2009 - SEOPA - The Longest Retrieve

Photography

This image, "Canvasback Dawn" received the second-place award in the 2001 OWAA Art/Photo competition, Small Game category.

This image, "Outer Banks Pheasant Hunter" won the third-place award for best photograph in the 2007 SEOPA Excellence in Craft competition. It appeared in Wildlife In North Carolina.

This image received the second place award for best photograph in the 2008 SEOPA Excellence in Craft competition. The judge stated, "One of the most fantastic fishing photos I have ever seen! Out of all the netting-the-fish photos I have ever seen, this is BY FAR the best. Congratulations on a great idea and having the skill, ability and technical know-how to pull it off."

Mike Marsh is one of the most prolific, widely read and highly respected outdoor writers in the nation. Most of his stories and photography are based on his adventures in the Southeast, especially North Carolina, South Carolina and Louisiana. He has written thousands of magazine and newspaper articles and sold thousands of photographs to “hook and bullet” print and online media. In a typical year, Mike produces 400 to 500 published articles and 600 to 850 published images.

EIC Awards

Mike Marsh has received many Excellence In Craft awards for his writing and photography. To see some of his most-recent award-winning work, click here.