Rodanthe Pier — officially the Hatteras Island Fishing Pier — is the first fishing structure south of the Marc Basnight Bridge, and the most exposed pier on the Outer Banks. That exposure is why it fishes: the water has energy and the bait runs tight to the pilings. The pier posts on Facebook and runs a webcam;…
Avon Pier is the big-fish pier on Hatteras Island — deeper water at the end, a serious king platform, and the only Outer Banks pier with a NOAA tide station bolted to it. That means the tide times on this page are measured for the pier itself, not borrowed from somewhere up the beach. The pier posts…
Nags Head Pier is the wooden original at milepost 11.5 on the beach road — standing since 1947 and rebuilt after every storm that tried to take it. It does not publish a written daily count on its website; the pier posts catches and conditions on Facebook, and it runs a pier cam that is…
Avalon is the working wood pier in Kill Devil Hills, at 2111 North Virginia Dare Trail, and it does not publish a written daily report the way Jennette’s does. What it has is a Facebook page where the pier and its regulars post catches as they happen, a pier cam, and a twenty-year gallery of fish photos….
This page tells you whether Jennette’s is worth the drive right now: live water temperature, wind and today’s tides at the pier, followed by the pier’s own daily count. The count is the pier’s — the staff post what came over the rail each morning on their own site and Facebook page, and that is…
Hours, what’s biting, where to park, what to bring. The real guide to fishing Rodanthe Pier on Hatteras Island.
Hours, what’s biting, where to park, what to bring. The real guide to fishing Avalon Pier in Kill Devil Hills.
Hours, what’s biting, where to park, what to bring. The real guide to fishing Nags Head Pier.
Hours, what’s biting, where to park, what to bring. The real guide to fishing the Outer Banks Fishing Pier in Nags Head.
Hours, what’s biting, where to park, what to bring. The real guide to fishing Avon Pier on Hatteras Island.