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Outer Banks Fishing Piers
Fine Art Giclees of the Outer Banks Piers
Outer Banks Fishing Piers
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Pier Fishing has been in the Outer Banks for more than 60 years
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Outer Banks is known as the "Billfish Capital of the World"
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Outer Banks sportfishermen hold the all-tackle record for Blue marlin. (1142 pounds - 1974)
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Outer Banks fishermen hold the world record for blue fish. (31 pounds, 12 oz - 1972)
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Eight public fishing piers on the coast between Kitty Hawk and Cape Hatteras. Eight fishing piers are: Kitty Hawk Pier, Avalon Fishing Pier, Nags Head Fishing Pier,Jennette's Fishing Pier, Outer Banks Pier Fishing Center, Hatteras Island Fishing Pier, Avon Fishing Pier, and Cape Hatteras Fishing Pier.
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Fish include spot croaker, snapper bluefish, sea trout, flounder, channel bass, largemouth bass, king mackerel, cobia, bonito, sea mullet, spot bluefish, sheepshead, tarpon, yellowfin tuna, amberjack, red drum, and black drum.
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Best times to go pier fishing is in the fall. Most piers are open from April through November and are also open 24 hours a day during summer and early fall.24-hour fishing pass cost about $5-$6
Whether you're here for a day or a week, the fishing is always great on the Outer Banks. Bass, red drum, tarpon, kings, blue and cobia could be the catch of the day.
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