How to Catch Your Own Bait for OBX Surf Fishing
How to catch your own surf fishing bait on the Outer Banks: digging sand fleas, cast-netting finger mullet, gathering shrimp and clams, license rules, and keeping bait fresh.
How to catch your own surf fishing bait on the Outer Banks: digging sand fleas, cast-netting finger mullet, gathering shrimp and clams, license rules, and keeping bait fresh.
How to pick the best surf fishing rod for the Outer Banks: ideal length, power, and reel size, the best all-around beginner setup, and whether you need two rods.
What surf fishing is, how it works, what gear and license you need, what you can catch, and how to start on the Outer Banks.
A no-nonsense starting guide for your first day on the OBX surf — what to buy, where to go, what to tie on, and how to not lose all your tackle in the first hour.
The NC Coastal Recreational Fishing License (CRFL) covers your surf fishing on the OBX. Here’s who needs it, who doesn’t, what it costs, and the link to buy it.
A $90 combo, a sand spike, a $7 fishing license, and a bag of fresh bait will out-catch a lot of vacation memories. The case for surf fishing on your OBX week.