Gulf Stream meets Labrador current. Blue Marlin Capital of the World.
The Outer Banks sit where the warm Gulf Stream meets cold Labrador currents, creating a collision zone that concentrates bait and predators. Blue marlin, bluefin tuna, and wahoo patrol the offshore canyons, while the inshore sounds produce giant red drum that can top 50 pounds. Cape Hatteras is called the "Blue Marlin Capital of the World" — and the fall drum run is a sight that belongs on every angler's calendar.

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