August 7, 2009
Outer Banks Angling: Exploring the islands with kayaks

By ROB ALDERMAN


I am constantly asked about the fishing in this area and what there is to do. But the real question should be—what is there not to do?
Visitors to the Outer Banks are only limited by their own inhibitions when it comes to exploring our waters.  They should be prepared to try anything and not limit themselves to what they might think is traditional beach time. There are endless exploring options that family or friends of all ages can do and enjoy as a whole.

One of them is exploring waters of Hatteras and Ocracoke islands with kayaks.  You can fish, clam, wade around in the shallows to search for creatures, such as hermit crabs or sand dollars, or you can just relax and enjoy the scenery.  

So rather than try to explain it—I will show you just what I am talking about with the following video.

 Enjoy.



(Rob Alderman is the host and producer of the” The Outer Banks Angler” fishing program and the owner of The Outer Banks Angler store located in Buxton. You can find out more on his adventures at www.OuterBanksAngler.com.)


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