Wednesday, Oct. 19: BLUES and small TROUT. Sunny and cold. Small surf and 65-degree oceanwater. Winds NW at 16 knots. Low tide 9:08 a.m. High tide 3:26 p.m. The N.C. Lions Club Visually Impaired Persons Fishing Tournament is on today! Angler Renita Rogers of Beaufort, left, has fun with volunteers Shaylynn Dough and Ivy Daniels both of Wanchese Christin Academy yesterday.

Manteo High School senior and Leo Club member Liam Ryan assists “VIP” Janet Barnes of Randolph who was one of around 100 anglers who made the most of windy but sunny day at Jennette’s Pier in Nags Head on Tuesday. The North Carolina Lions Visually Impaired Person’s (VIP) Fishing Tournament draws hundreds of people to the Outer Banks for several days of fishing and fellowship. Each of the ocean fishing piers in Kill Devil Hills and Nags Head hosted these VIPs Tuesday. Plenty of volunteers like Ryan were on hand to help including a team from the N. C. Aquarium on Roanoke Island. This small black drum was released as were all catches after scoring occurred.

It's Tuesday... you know what that means! #TACOS!

In the words of Bruce Lee, "Be like water" ???

Did you make it out to the Seafood Festival this year? We spent the day catching up with some local restaurants to see what they were cooking and spoke with a few members of the community who help make this event happen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egYz-R6dSUo