August 20, 2009

Texas loves the Outer Banks

I have spent weekends in the Outer Banks before, and my recommendation is to visit in the off-peak: late spring or — preferably, even — early fall. The water stays warm through September, and you’ll get sunny, temperate days through much of October, when the summer crowds have long since evaporated. Still, the beach is … Continue reading Texas loves the Outer Banks »

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March 19, 2009

The Outer Banks – a Biker Friendly Destination

As Spring arrives with warm weather and cloudless skies, thoughts may turn to planning a weekend getaway. If you are a motorcycle enthusiast, the idea of riding down smooth coastal highway alongside a panoramic view of the ocean may appeal the most. For bikers in the Mid-Atlantic, the Outer Banks provides many options for an … Continue reading The Outer Banks – a Biker Friendly Destination »

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March 2, 2009

Surf Fishing in the Outer Banks

Surf Fishing The Outer Banks of North Carolina By E. A. Edwards My first experience surf fishing was with my father on Wrightsville Beach, NC in the 60’s. He parked our shiny black Ford Fairlane in a gravel parking lot off the beach and we hiked over the dunes to the surf, carrying rods, buckets, … Continue reading Surf Fishing in the Outer Banks »

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October 16, 2008

Surfing in Currituck County: the Pipeline of the Outer Banks

North Carolina means a lot of things to a lot of people. Did you know it is great place for surfing? When you think of surfing, do you automatically think of California? Hawaii? Australia? When you learn a few of the facts, you will rethink your surfing options. The beaches of North Carolina, in particular … Continue reading Surfing in Currituck County: the Pipeline of the Outer Banks »

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October 1, 2008

Waterfowl Hunting in Currituck County

Among the countless activities one can partake in while in Currituck County, North Carolina, hunting near the Currituck Sound has been popular with locals and visitors alike for many years. Currituck Sound was connected directly to the Atlantic Ocean until the early 1800s by one or more inlets through the Outer Banks. Shifting sands eventually … Continue reading Waterfowl Hunting in Currituck County »

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