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Jennette's Pier
December 27 at 9:14am via

Dec. 27, 2023

A juvenile sperm whale has stranded on the beach near Jennette's Pier. Members of the OBX Marine Mammal Stranding Network (MMSN) have responded to assess the situation. Because the whale is in the swash zone, it is not safe for humans to work with it at this time. MMSN... See More

Dec. 27, 2023

A juvenile sperm whale has stranded on the beach near Jennette's Pier. Members of the OBX Marine Mammal Stranding... See More

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Jennette's Pier
December 23 at 8:23am via

Happy Holidays! -- The Pier will close Christmas Eve, Sunday, Dec. 24 at 1 p.m. and remain closed for Christmas Day, Monday, Dec. 25. We plan to reopen Tuesday, Dec. 26 at 9 a.m.

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Jennette's Pier
December 23 at 8:00am via

Check out our #Pier Shop for your last minute gifts! These #books are all written by area #authors.

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Jennette's Pier
December 21 at 9:48am via

A sunny morning on the first day of winter season. No catches yet. Skies are blue and winds are from the NW at 13 knots with choppy seas. Air temp 46 degrees, water temp 53. Low tide 8:45 a.m. High tide 2:28 p.m. We close early on Dec. 24 at 1 p.m. and remain closed for Christmas Day. We reopen... See More

A sunny morning on the first day of winter season. No catches yet. Skies are blue and winds are from the NW at 13 knots with choppy seas. Air temp... See More

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Jennette's Pier
December 19 at 11:37am via

The surf has calmed down and winds have changed direction. No catches yet although two are trying. Wind NW at 17 knots. Air 41 degrees, water 55 degrees. Low 6:21 a.m. High 12:21 p.m. We are open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today.

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Jennette's Pier
December 18 at 9:24am via

A big blow overnight has generated plenty of messy, white-water giant waves, which are rolling into the beaches at a steady pace. Winds from West at 24 knots! Air temp 56 degrees, water temp 55. Low tide 5:13 a.m. High tide 11:22 a.m. We're open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today!

A big blow overnight has generated plenty of messy, white-water giant waves, which are rolling into the beaches at a steady pace. Winds from West... See More

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