Outer Banks Fishing
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| Welcome
to our Outer Banks Fishing section. Outer Banks fishing
is known for it's great sport fishing. But you can
find all varieties of fishing in the Outer Banks including
surf fishing, off-shore fishing and deep sea fishing.
There is also prime fishing in various waterways and
estuaries surrounding the Outer Banks. Try you hand
at catching a long list of Outer Banks game and sport
fish such as striper, drum, mackerel, bonita, tuna,
marlin and swordfish. |
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Outer
Banks Fishing Piers
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| North |
| Avalon
Fishing Pier |
| (Pier
Cam, Fishing Reports) - M.P. 6 Kill Devil Hills (252)
441-7494 Hours: 5am to 2am |
| Outer
Banks Fishing Pier |
| M.P.
18 South Nags Head (252) 441-5740 Open 24 hours |
| Nags
Head Fishing Pier |
| M.P.
11 Nags Head (252) 441-5141 Open 24 hours |
| Hatteras
Area |
| Hatteras
Island Fishing Pier (Rodanthe Pier) |
| Rodanthe
(252) 987-2323 Open 24 hours |
| Avon
Fishing Pier |
| Avon
(252) 995-5480 Open 24 hours through November |
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| Outer
Banks Marinas |
| North |
| Midway
Marina |
| Fuel,
food, supplies, dockage and motel. (252) 453-3625 |
| Salty
Dawg Marina |
| Charters,
fuel, slips, ship's store, boat sales and service.
(252) 473-3405 |
| Hatteras
Area |
| Hatteras
Harbor Marina |
| Charters,
slips and diesel fuel. Marine supplies and ship's
store. On Route 12 in Hatteras. (252) 986-2166 or
(800) 676-4939 |
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