How's your Thursday? Would a mini ride-along help move it in the right direction?

This was snagged while out with tour guide extraordinaire, Rick.

Two years ago today, Jimmy, left, and Courtney Haynes out of Virginia hooked up on the this bigtime KING MACKEREL. So far today, BLACK SEA BASS and SPOT. Ocean water temperature 66 degrees. Winds are SW at 10 knots and there's some patchy cloud cover. High tide 7:47 a.m. and 8:03 p.m. Low 1:38 p.m.

🐎 The Wild Horses of Corolla — A Living Piece of OBX History

Did you know the wild horses in Corolla have been roaming the northern Outer Banks for centuries? These Colonial Spanish Mustangs are descendants of shipwrecked horses from the 1500s — and they’re now one of the rarest horse breeds in the world.

Today, only around 100 horses remain, protected across 7,500 acres of 4x4-accessible beach. They travel in small family groups called harems and survive off native vegetation — so feeding or approaching them is not only dangerous, it’s illegal.

These horses are tough, wild, and uniquely Outer Banks — and seeing them in person is truly unforgettable.

If you’re lucky, you might even spot them wandering right past your beach rental. Stay near Corolla to experience the magic.
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Here's a throwback post from Corolla Wild Horse Fund that seems especially timely lately.

50 feet. At least.

Not just for them, but also for you.

Enjoy the thrill of watching them. Savor the beauty. But do not touch, approach, or feed them.