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Hello from Topsail Beach! It was a really nice day, not too much wind, and a lot of sunshine. I had appointments in J-ville all day today so no fishing for me. I hope to get out tomorrow of Thursday for sure. The present water temperature is around 58*, winds out of the east at 5 to 10 mph. Surf City Pier reports a few mullets, skates and sharks. Jolly Roger reports small sea mullets, skates and sharks. No report from the surf.
New Topsail Inlet Tides for Wednesday, April 1, 2009
12:29 AM EDT High Tide
7:41 AM EDT Low Tide
12:59 PM EDT High Tide
7:39 PM EDT Low Tide
More Topsail Island news........
Topsail history museum opens April 6 with new exhibit
Published: Sunday, March 29, 2009 at 3:04 p.m.
Topsail Island's Missiles and More Museum will open for the season April 6 with the introduction of its newest exhibit: "TOPSAIL...BARRIER ISLAND...HOME." The beauty of this 26-mile ribbon of sand is known and cherished by those who visit and those who live here. The new exhibit will speak to the magical influence and relaxation it provides and address its inherent physiology, its ever present fragility and the manageability required to sustain it.
Read the entire post at Star News Online
Bill takes hard line on beach erosion
Published March 28, 2009 - 8:06 PM by Kinston Free Press
Barry Smith
Freedom Raleigh Bureau
RALEIGH - North Carolina's 320 miles of coastline entice tourists to enjoy the sun, sand, surf and fishing. The tourists add a boost to the states economy.
Those who travel to the state's barrier islands will notice the sea encroaching or the sand washing away.
How to protect beaches on those islands, with their shifting inlets, has become a topic of debate in the halls of state government. Environmentalists say that some efforts to keep the sea from creeping further onto the islands amounts to waging a losing war against Mother Nature. Supporters of those efforts say they'd just like to get Mother Nature to cooperate a bit with them.
Read the entire post at Kinston Free Press website.
Till next time....
Tight lines!
Johnny
