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Jennette's Pier
3 hours ago via

Mint Hill Middle School 8th graders Joseph and Mikayla each hooked up on tiny PINFISH yesterday while enjoying a field trip to the Pier. The bus tour school groups were visting the Outer Banks for several days.

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Jennette's Pier
5 hours ago via

Spring Fishing -- A warm day on tap and we have anice variety of fish on the deck already -- BLUES, CROAKER, SEA MULLET, SPOT and small GREY TROUT. Ocean water temp 52 degrees, air temp 68. Low tide 6:27 a.m. and 6:33 p.m. High tide 12:11 p.m. Joe cleans up a mess of SEA MULLET he caught... See More

Spring Fishing -- A warm day on tap and we have anice variety of fish on the deck already -- BLUES, CROAKER, SEA MULLET, SPOT and small GREY TROUT... See More

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Jennette's Pier
April 2 at 9:04am via

NE Winds -- Anglers are catching SEA MULLET despite a moderate breeze of 15 knots from the northeast. Ocean water temp 54 degrees. Sunny, small surf and windy. Low tide 5:25 a.m. and 5:19 p.m. High tide 11:11 a.m. Kyle Pleasant of Currituck caught this awesome RED DRUM yesterday.

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Jennette's Pier
April 1 at 12:52pm via

Killer Whales -- Did you know that since 1884, there have been two Orca stranding events along the Outer Banks? The first one occurred on Sept. 19, 1974, in Kill Devil Hills and the second one at Hatteras Inlet involving multiple animals on May 28, 1981. The Outer Banks Marine Mammal Stranding... See More

Killer Whales -- Did you know that since 1884, there have been two Orca stranding events along the Outer Banks? The first one occurred on Sept. 19... See More

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Jennette's Pier
April 1 at 9:07am via

Moderate Breeze -- Partly cloudy and north winds at 17 knots. So far, anglers have caught small CROAKER and small SAND PERCH. Water temp 52 degrees. Low tide 4:30 a.m. and 4:26 p.m. High tide 10:19 a.m. Ayden Elliott caught and released this beautiful RED DRUM yesterday.

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Jennette's Pier
March 31 at 2:19pm via

Hauled Out -- Live seals are seasonal visitors to our beaches throughout the winter and spring. Periodically, they come onto land or haul out. This is natural seal behavior. Please treat seals with caution and approach no closer than 150 feet. If you do see a seal and have any concern that it... See More

Hauled Out -- Live seals are seasonal visitors to our beaches throughout the winter and spring. Periodically, they come onto land or haul out.... See More

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Jennette's Pier
March 31 at 12:01pm via

Now we're getting RED DRUM!!!

Now we're getting RED DRUM!!!

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Jennette's Pier
March 31 at 9:40am via

Tuna Bite -- Anglers have been fighting what appears to be BLUEFIN TUNA all morning! None have been landed but multiple people have witnessed the action!

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