Outer Banks Pirate

Blackbeard the Pirate Rogue Killed in a bloody and dramatic hand-to-hand shipboard battle in November 1718 at Ocracoke Inlet on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. The attack was led by Lieutenant Robert Maynard, by order of Governor Spotswood of Virginia. Read More>>>

Surf Report for the Outer Banks start of summer 2010. Water temps have rised into the 70s. Big surf on Hatteras Island last week with all surf spots firing from Corolla to Frisco pier. There's a small Longboard wave coming in here in town, looks like it could be fun at the right tide. Check out the Outer Banks Pirate surf page. Read More>>>

Welcome to the 43rd edition of the Outer Banks Pirate. Here you will find Outer Banks information, local events, Pirate legends and Surf information. Set sail for Outer Banks adventure with local flavor and humor.

Blackbeard was the most notorious pirate in the history of Outer Banks seafaring. With a beard that almost covered his face, he would strike terror into the hearts of his victims, according to some early accounts, by weaving wicks laced with gunpowder into his hair, and lighting them during battle. Read More>>>

Anne Bonney and Mary Read were both fearless and famous pirates who plundered the coasts of North and South Carolina. Sailing with the legendary pirate captain Jack Rackham nicknamed " Calico Jack " for his striped pants. This unlikely trio settled on the Carolina coast . Read More >>>

Fishing Report for the Outer Banks start of summer 2010. Some good fishing beginning to show up on the northern beaches. Nice flounder have been caught in the inlet. Pulled a couple of Rockfish from the Oregon Inlet Bridge on Hatteras Island. You can still book a charter to go offshore fishing for tuna, dolphin and marlin in the gulf stream.

Obx Dreamseekers Sabrina Smaltz who works for you to help find the best Outer Banks property to suit your needs. Check out her new listing below Southern Shores, Outer Banks $1,294,900

outer banks real estateSouthern Shores home that is a Rare find on the Outer Banks. This home is surrounded on 3 sides with plus or minus eighteen acres owed by a private home owners association. If you are seeking a private location with everything you could possibly want you just found it. This home features: replica of a life saving station, juniper wood through out even in the two car garage, 100 year old pine flooring in the living areas, tile in baths, and carpet in the bedrooms, 4 master suites, each with it's own bath and tons of storage and closet space, 5 1/2 baths, gourmet kitchen with upgraded appliances, large pantry, wine cellar, library, alarm system, irrigation, heated salt water pool, pool house, fenced yard, large laundry room with laundry chute from the bedroom, office with beautiful ocean views. About 1000 ft. to public beach access, on demand hot water, custom interior wood shutters, solid mahogany front door, large foyer, hurricane shutters, great room, formal living room, dining room, masonry fireplace. I know this all sounds to good to be true, BUT it is. Make an appointment to see your new Outer Banks home today!Read More>>>

Beach Glass is one of those rare things that seems to attract just about everyone. From the avid collector, to the annual visitor, young and old alike will walk the beach, and look to see what the tide has brought in this time. Perhaps a piece of polished green, or a bright cobalt blue. Beach glass, (also called Sea Glass, Mermaids Tears and Lucky Tears) comes from discarded bottles, glassware, household items, and tableware. Read More>>>

John Register of Village Realty can help you with all of your real estate needs!  With over 14 years of experience and his extensive knowledge of the Outer Banks marketplace, John can provide you with everything you need to know to help you find that perfect investment propery you've been looking for !  Read More >>>

Reverend Jay Bowman...Five years ago I thought I was moving to the Outer Banks to retire, but little did I know. I had served as a pastor in three different churches around the country over a span of 24 years and was ready to take a break. Where else to take a good break than the Outer Banks of North Carolina! ". Read More>>>

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Where do you go out to eat on the Outer Banks? Sam and Omie's Restaurant in Nags Head, North Carolina at whalebone junction that is where! This Outer Banks Beach 70 year old restaurant is an Outer Banks institution. Read More>>>

Cedar Bay the new and stylish neighborhood of Cedar Bay.  Located in Manteo on Roanoke Island at Cedar Bay live out your pirating dreams by exploring the same waters as Blackbeard aboard your own boat. Read More . >>>

Buddy Walk The Outer Banks Angels of Dare presents the 7th annual Outer Banks Buddy Walk to benefit Down Syndrome support group Angels of Dare. Thanks for a great turnout of Outer Banks supporters. Read More>>>

Island Photography Allie and Mike Hawkins are committed to our clients and producting stunning original images that evoke emotion, and capture your truth. We provide a personal level of service that blends professionalism, fun and creativity. Read More>>>

Pirate's Cove Vacation Rentals Boating, fishing, great views and exceptional personal service. Let us show you why our guests return year after year. Enjoy one of our Manteo rentals and our beautiful Nags Head beaches. Read More>>>

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