The National Park Service announced on Jan. 23 its final rule for off-road beach driving and public beach access at Cape Hatteras National Seashore, and, as expected, it drew mixed reviews from Outer Banks residents, businesses and environmental groups. […]
Each fall after the first cold snaps of October, red drum pour out of the inlets and swim along Outer Banks beaches. […]
Frank Folb, who owns Frank & Fran’s tackle shop at Avon, admits his comment about a Washington, D.C., federal judge’s decision was one percent hyperbole and 99 percent frustration. […]
Outer Banks residents and visiting anglers who visit the Cape Hatteras National Seashore believe that flawed science is behind the federal government’s attempts to shut down public beach access.
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Matt Landrum get to work and play at the same time. Standing in a parking area at the base of the Mann’s Harbor Bridge, surrounded by vehicles carrying colorful kayaks, Landrum prepared to join a small armada of paddlers heading out on a beautiful morning. […]
The bad news from the Outer Banks is a freak early summer nor’easter has made fishing from boats almost impossible the last three days. […]
If you can pull yourself away from deer hunting this week (the rut’s in full swing across most of eastern and central North Carolina and muzzle-loader season opens Nov. 7 in the piedmont), you might consider heading to the Outer Banks for some surf fishing. […]
The most popular fishing spot at Cape Hatteras National Seashore, Cape Point, opened during mid July to pedestrians and opened July 29 to off-road vehicles. […]
Anyone who hasn’t visited the Cape Hatteras National Seashore has missed a treat. […]
Ollie Jarvis of Dillon’s Corner tackle shop in Buxton said June 13 that one Buxton’s business had declined 70 percent so far this year because of the beach closures at Cape Hatteras National Seashore.
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