Fishing in the Outer Banks: The Complete Guide
A complete guide to fishing in the Outer Banks: surf fishing, pier fishing, and charters, plus where to go, what you can catch, and the license and rules.
Spot-by-spot breakdowns: Cape Point, Oregon Inlet, the piers, the catwalk, sound vs. surf, ORV ramps.
A complete guide to fishing in the Outer Banks: surf fishing, pier fishing, and charters, plus where to go, what you can catch, and the license and rules.
How to surf fish the northern Outer Banks towns — Duck, Southern Shores, Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills, and Nags Head — with walk-on access and no 4x4 required.
Where to surf fish Corolla and the Carova 4x4 beaches, how the Beach Parking Permit works, what is biting when, and the rules to know before you go.
ORV Ramp 72 (Ocracoke South, Ocracoke): typical species, access, and the local read.
ORV Ramp 70 (Ocracoke, Ocracoke): typical species, access, and the local read.
ORV Ramp 59 (Hatteras Inlet (North Side), Hatteras): typical species, access, and the local read.
ORV Ramp 67 (Ocracoke North, Ocracoke (via ferry)): typical species, access, and the local read.
ORV Ramp 55 (Hatteras Village, Hatteras): typical species, access, and the local read.
ORV Ramp 49 (Frisco, Frisco): typical species, access, and the local read.
ORV Ramp 44 (Cape Point, Buxton): typical species, access, and the local read.