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Downtown Morehead City’s Fishing Legacy: A Story Worth Telling

  • Writer: Leah Hardesty
    Leah Hardesty
  • Apr 1
  • 1 min read

Downtown Morehead City, Inc. recently partnered with Our State Magazine to shine a spotlight on the deep-rooted history of the fishing industry in our waterfront community. This collaboration resulted in a beautifully written feature, A Carteret County Tradition: A City Shaped by Fishing, which captures the essence of how fishing has defined Morehead City for generations. You can read the full article here: Our State Magazine - A City Shaped by Fishing.


For decades, commercial and recreational fishing have been at the heart of Morehead City’s economy and culture. The hard work of local fishermen not only sustains families but also supports the thriving restaurant scene downtown. From dock to table, the fresh seafood that lands in our local markets and restaurants is a direct result of this time-honored industry.


Today, Morehead City’s waterfront dining scene owes much of its success to this enduring fishing tradition. Restaurants downtown proudly serve locally sourced seafood, keeping the connection between the water and the plate alive. Whether you’re indulging in a fresh catch at a dockside eatery or savoring a plate of shrimp and grits at a cozy bistro, you’re tasting the legacy of a community shaped by the sea.


We are proud to be part of this story and invite you to experience the flavors and history of Morehead City firsthand. Be sure to read the article and explore the rich heritage that continues to define our downtown.


 
 

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