Outer Banks Posts

Have you ever seen a solar eclipse?? ??

Next week is your chance! A partial solar eclipse will be visible from the beaches of the Outer Banks on Monday, April 8th from 2:30-4pm!!

College of The Albemarle is hosting an Eclipse Watch Party, so make sure to get eclipse-safe eyewear and join the fun viewing of this rare solar event!

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HUGE thank you to our wonderful customers for coming out this week for trivia! You sure packed our entire place out, with 12 teams and 58 people playing! We are hoping the weather gets nicer so we can move it outside and provide more seating. Until then, make sure you call ahead, we don’t like making people stand!

*As of right now, trivia is on a waitlist for next week, please give us a call if you’re wanting to snag a spot on the top of that list*

This is Cyclone, born in 2022 just a few months after his sire Hurricane died. As far as we know he is one of the last of Hurricane’s offspring left in the wild so his genetics are extremely valuable.

Cyclone is at the age now where he is becoming more and more independent, hanging out with other bachelors and learning how to be a grownup stallion. These horses mature slowly, and it will probably be another four or more years before Cyclone is experienced enough to form a band of mares of his own. In the meantime, it is critically important that we do everything we can to make sure Cyclone is able to continue growing up in a healthy environment, free from human interaction, and as naturally as possible.

Your support allows us to make that possible for Cyclone in a variety of ways. It means that we can have staff on the 4x4 seven days a week monitoring the herd and collecting data on movement, harem dynamics, grazing patterns, and more. It helps us with habitat preservation, ensuring that Cyclone and his future offspring will have viable, open space to live on for generations to come. And it helps us increase our advocacy efforts, allowing us to educate more and more visitors in all kinds of different ways.

Join us today and become a part of this very important work!

Tropical Traveler -- Anglers are reporting PUFFERS! Decent waves and offshore winds. NW winds at 17 knots. Air and ocean temperatures the same -- 50 degrees. High tides 4:59 a.m.and 5:27 p.m. Low tide 11:26 a.m. Swing by the pier house to check out all of the fish (photo) swimming in large aquariums!

It's that time of year again!! If you're outgoing, hard working and love fishing as much as we do, Come Join Our Team!!