ORV Ramp 48 (Frisco North): Access, Fishing, and What to Expect
ORV Ramp 48 (Frisco North, Frisco): typical species, access, and the local read.
ORV Ramp 43 (Cape Point Area (North)): Access, Fishing, and What to Expect
ORV Ramp 43 (Cape Point Area (North), Buxton): typical species, access, and the local read.
ORV Ramp 38 (Avon South): Access, Fishing, and What to Expect
ORV Ramp 38 (Avon South, Avon): typical species, access, and the local read.
ORV Ramp 30 (Avon North): Access, Fishing, and What to Expect
ORV Ramp 30 (Avon North, Avon): typical species, access, and the local read.
ORV Ramp 34 (Avon): Access, Fishing, and What to Expect
ORV Ramp 34 (Avon, Avon): typical species, access, and the local read.
ORV Ramp 27 (Salvo South): Access, Fishing, and What to Expect
ORV Ramp 27 (Salvo South, Salvo): typical species, access, and the local read.
ORV Ramp 23 (Salvo Day Use): Access, Fishing, and What to Expect
ORV Ramp 23 (Salvo Day Use, Salvo (Hatteras Island)): typical species, access, and the local read.
ORV Ramp 4 (Coquina Beach): Access, Fishing, and What to Expect
ORV Ramp 4 (Coquina Beach, Bodie Island): typical species, access, and the local read.
Fish Finder Rig: The OBX Surf Fisherman’s Go-To
Last updated: May 2026. The fish finder rig is the workhorse of Outer Banks surf fishing. If you’ve watched anyone catch a red drum off Cape Point or a citation drum in the wash at Avon, odds are it was on some version of this rig. It’s simple, it holds in rough surf, and it…
Carolina Rig for Surf Fishing: How to Tie It (OBX Setup)
Last updated: May 2026. The Carolina rig is the most-used surf fishing rig on the Outer Banks for a reason: it lets bait move naturally on the bottom while keeping your weight pinned in the sand. If you’re new to OBX surf fishing, this is the first rig to learn — before the fish finder…
