Category: Outer Banks Fishing

We like to think that the Outer Banks has something for everyone, whether its the newly nourished beaches, the wild horse tours, or the coastal dining, everyone is sure to find something they love. And out of all the Outer Banks has to offer, fishing might just be at the top of that list.

You've heard right! On July 4th, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission invites people of all ages to enjoy a day of fishing - for free! The 24 hour period that is set to celebrate our nation's independence can be spent enjoying the sport of fishing in the state of North Carolina;

Various aspects of the Outer Banks attracts visitors: history, surfing, family time, sight-seeing and fishing, to name a few. That last one, fishing, is a major pull. Oregon Inlet opens up to world class waters, there's even entire television series featuring OBX fishing -- Wicked Tuna! There are a

North Carolina is home to world-class fishing. The Outer Banks in particular is a fishing paradise. We have diverse water habitats; hundreds of species; and gorgeous seasonal weather, making it a must stop for anglers.

Well before the Outer Banks was the popular tourist destination that is today, lifestyle was much different. One of the major ways that life on the Outer Banks has changed is through the building of bridges. Prior to modern day architecture, the only way to navigate the barrier island system was by