Surf's Up -- So far, #SEA_MULLET. Yesterday's storm generated some big #surf today. #Ocean water temp 64 degrees. There's a gentle SW breeze at 7 knots. High tide 9:11 a.m. and 9:23 p.m. Low tide 3:01p.m.

Our National Outer Banks Soft-Shell Crab week contender: The Bangkok Bayou Crunch. Two soft-shell crabs dusted in Thai-spice flour mix and fried. Served on top of ancient grain rice, and topped with Napa slaw, shaved almonds and sweet Thai chilli glaze.
Try it, love it, and vote for it! #outerbanksrestaurant #softshellcrab #obxvacation #nc

Fishing has been beautiful here in the Outer Banks. Offshore is bringing in mixed bags of yellowfin , black fin, mahi, and wahoo with a couple of marlin releases. Nearshore and inshore are brining in Spanish mackerel, blue fish, drum, taugtog, and cobia.
Give us a call at 252-423-3157 or visit www.wanchesemarina.com to book anytime or check out our fleet.

Answer: "We sure do...it's where they live, even in the rain."

Question: "Do you tour on days like this?"

Some of our favorite tour days are when there's a little bit of rain happening, and the horses are still, placid, and enjoying the cool refreshment.

While our guests' safety is always foremost in our decision to tour, we will make every attempt to fulfill our our bookings in all sorts of weather--rain or shine.

Our tour guide extraordinaire, Cheryl "Shorty"Short, captured this stately bachelor having a zen moment during this morning's tour. (Zoomed for effect) The falling rain gives him a statuesque appearance, doesn't it?