Discover Lake Mattamuskeet, United States
Image 1: Bald Cypresses & Knees at Lake Mattamuskeet
Image 2: White Tailed Deer at Mattamuskeet NWR
Image 3: Great Egrets at Mattamuskeet NWR
Image 4: Lodge (Old Pupmping Station) at Lake Matamuskeet NC
Image 5: MATTAMUSKEET TREE
Image 6: Fairfield United Methodist Church, Fairfield, NC, 1-29-10
Image 7: Lake Mattamuskeet, NC
Image 8: Muttamuskeet Lodge
Image 9: The Causeway @ Lake Mattamuskeet
Image 10: Near NC 94 North of Lake Mattamuskeet
Lake Mattamuskeet Flyover Video
Lake Mattamuskeet Swan Days
Each winter thousands of migratory waterfowl migrate south to Lake Mattamuskeet in Eastern North Carolina. This program takes on a tour of the refuge during the annual Swan Days celebration and shows us the pumping station at a time when it was in great need of repair.
Lake Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge (Fairfield, NC)
One of the more popular national widlife refuges in all of North Carolina. Like, comment, and subscribe (if you're new)! I read all of your comments! Twitter: @nuclearyt62
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Music Credit: The Reason by Hoobastank.
Lake Mattamuskeet New Holland and Hyde County Images of America North Carolina
People and Places with Pierce: Lake Mattamuskeet
People and Places with Pierce: Lake Mattamuskeet
Mattamuskeet Lodge 2008 - 2009 Phase I Highlights
Mattamuskeet Lodge Phase I
Mattamuskeet Lodge Phase II Highlights
Mattamuskeet Lodge 2009-2010 Phase II
Lake Mattamuskeet
Located on the coastal plain, in Hyde County, North Carolina, Lake Mattamuskeet is North Carolina's largest natural lake. It was once the center of an Indian reservation established in 1715. Twice drained and farmed, it became a Wildlife refuge in 1934. The refuge, including the lake, comprises 50,180 acres and is home to 41 species of mammals, 24 amphibian species, 44 reptilian species and over 200 bird species.
The 40,000 acre lake is 18 miles in length and 7 miles in width, It varies in depth from 0.5 feet to 4 feet and averages a depth of 1.5 feet. Route 94 travels the width of the lake as seen in the video.
Where is Lake Mattamuskeet?
What are some facts about 80th? Watch this video to see trivia about Lake Mattamuskeet.
Why fish are dying and algae is blooming-Secrets of Lake Mattamuskeet/ UNC-TV Science
Lake Mattamuskeet, NC’s largest natural lake, is in trouble. Researchers want to understand why sea grass and fish are dying, algae is growing and water quality is deteriorating
Lake Mattamuskeet
Located on the coastal plain, in Hyde County, North Carolina, Lake Mattamuskeet is North Carolina's largest natural lake. It was once the center of an Indian reservation established in 1715. Twice drained and farmed, it became a Wildlife refuge in 1934. The refuge, including the lake, comprises 50,180 acres and is home to 41 species of mammals, 24 amphibian species, 44 reptilian species and over 200 bird species.
The 40,000 acre lake is 18 miles in length and 7 miles in width, It varies in depth from 0.5 feet to 4 feet and averages a depth of 1.5 feet.
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Gator at Mattamuskeet
FALL RIDE TO LAKE MATTAMUSKEET
Lake Mattamuskeet drive by
Driving on highway 94 over Lake Mattamuskeet in Hyde County, North Carolina. It is the largest lake in the state stretching 18 miles long and 7 miles wide with an average depth of only about 2-3 feet.
NC BIRDING TRAIL: LAKE MATTAMUSKEET NWR by Birdwatching N.C.
Birding adventures in North Carolina with Sally Siko of Birdwatching N.C. Today we are searching for migrating Tundra Swans on the coast of North Carolina in the wintertime at the Lake Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge.
We will also make a couple extra stops in nearby downtown Engelhard for lunch and quick trip to a local gift store.
Mattamuskeet National Widlife Refuge, NC
Celene caught her first crab in the river.
Carolina Journal's Rick Henderson explains Lake Mattamuskeet lodge controversy
Rick Henderson, Carolina Journal editor-in-chief, discusses the controversy surrounding the state-owned Lake Mattamuskeet lodge in Hyde County, N.C. Henderson offered these comments during an interview with Donna Martinez for Carolina Journal Radio Program No. 719. Video courtesy of CarolinaJournal.com.
Big Bass In Phelps Lake!
Cannot wait to come back to Phelps Lake and search for even bigger bass!
Lake Phelps launch sites
Alot of folks have been interested in fishing this lake Phelps, it generally is crystal clear. It is mostly sight fishing, you see the fish and cast to it, trying to get it to bite. 16,000 acres lake has a lot of shoreline to fish. Coming down Newland rd. the cypress pt. access on the WNW part of the lake is the first point, bear right and there are several more Pettigrew state park access points, one being at the end of the gravel rd, shore dr. The boat ramp is on top or NNE so with any south or SW wind it is to rough on that side.