First of all - Iβm new here. I just joined Reddit last week after finally deciding that I prefer read the posts of strangers rather than the idiotic posts made by my supposed Facebook βfriendsβ.
I am heading to Cape Hatteras for thanksgiving week to camp at Oregon Inlet for the first time. My hope is that given the time of year, the camp will be relatively empty.
This will also be the first tent camping trip for my wife. I am an avid camper, but she hasnβt ever really been for multiple nights in a tent. To this point in our marriage she has been βyou do you, we can vacation together in other ways.β Iβm excited she is coming, but I want to make sure I am prepared so she can have a good experience.
Does anyone have experience camping at Oregon Inlet during the late fall?
I am expecting some wind, and mild or cool temps. Is there something I could be overlooking?
Also, any pointers on unique things in the area. Iβve never been to OBX - so new to me too.
In which erosion on North Carolina's Outer Banks prompts the government to move a twelve-story lighthouse half a mile inland, and Ken is in favor of shipwrecks when the ships are bad. Certificate #6374
What conventional reels are people sporting on the Point in Hatteras? I'm practiced, but have always borrowed someone else's. I'm done mooching, am finally building a heaver and am looking for the best bang for my buck. I'm looking for something magged. Sealine? Saltist? Squall? Akios?
