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    Little Clam Sportfishing

    Little Clam Sportfishing

    3.0(8 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    Absolutely terrible experience. We went early June as a gift for my son for his graduation and…read moreenlisting in the army gift. We left the dock an hour late and returned 2 hours early. Didn't get to drop fish like agreed instead he chased blackfin tuna for 4 hours despite us asking multiple times to change species the mate "taterbug" was rude and abrasive. Both the captain and mate were obviously keyed up on some form of narcotics. When we returned to the dock much earlier then discussed. They informed us that in addition to the 1800$ we paid for the trip that we "owed" the mate an additional 200$ per person as a tip. When we argued the insane demand as way more than he earned the mate went to other boats and got the other mates stirred up and we spent 20 minutes getting screamed at and insulted by the dock . Since our return home we have been harassed by call and text from multiple people at odens dock . They made what was supposed to be a great lifetime memory for my son and I into a nightmare. Just terrible

    My family has been out on the Little Clam numerous times, we try to get out at least 3 times a…read moreyear. We have never come back empty handed, actually coolers are always overflowing. Capt. Patrick is very knowledgable about the area and where the different species of fish like to congregate. We always have a great time on the Little Clam and we are sure you will to! Happy Fishing! I

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    Outer Banks Diving Hatteras - Flying Fish Dive Deck

    Outer Banks Diving Hatteras

    5.0(1 review)
    0.4 mi

    This is my favorite dive operation in the middle Atlantic region. I've been diving with them for…read moreclose to 20 years. They have grown from a small 6 passenger boat (The Mac), to a large 21 passenger dive boat (The Flying Fish). Diving is on many of the shipwrecks in the Graveyard of the Atlantic, most were WW2 casualties. Dive sites vary in depth from shallow 35', to over 240'. Generally, the range is 80'-100'. Marine life abounds....juvenile tropicals, sand tiger sharks, and everything in between. Artifacts are still on many wrecks for those inclined to search. Marine life is the major attraction, along with diving a piece of history. Outer Banks Diving provides gear rental and service, along with equipment sales and air/Nitrox fills. The boat is large enough to provide a smoother ride, and has lots of comfy places to enjoy the sun, or shade, for the rides in and out. This is not the tropics, the trips are usually one and a half hours each way. Where I live, I have closer options for diving, but I always make the trip to Hatteras. Last month the air temp was mid eighties, water temp was 80 at 100 feet. Viz is usually upwards of 75 feet. If you are on the outer banks, give them a try. Amy or John Pieno can answer any questions about rates, lodging , etc. They can be reached at 252-986-1056 www.outerbanksdiving.com Maybe I'll see you on the boat, I'm that old dude. Phil J. in Maryland

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