Welcome to Brunswick Catch
Brunswick County, North Carolina, has long been known for its bountiful seafood. Our local fishermen harvest a variety of top quality seafood products, including shrimp, blue crabs, grouper, flounder, oysters and clams to name a few. Comprised of many second and third generation commercial fishermen, our industry has faced and adapted to many changes through the years. At present, however, the seafood industry is facing a “Perfect Storm.” Population growth in coastal regions has caused such a demand for waterfront property that many fishermen can no longer afford dock space for their vessels. This, coupled with sharp fluctuations in fuel costs and influx of lower-cost imported seafood is threatening the fishing industry, both locally and throughout the United States.
In order to promote and highlight the Brunswick County seafood industry, a dedicated group of commercial fishermen, seafood dealers and restaurant owners developed a local seafood recognition program called Brunswick Catch.
Formed with the assistance of the Brunswick County Economic Development Commission, Brunswick County Commissioners, North Carolina Sea Grant and Carteret Catch, the ultimate goal of the program is to sustain the livelihood and heritage of the Brunswick County seafood industry. Through public education and promotion we hope to increase the demand for locally harvested seafood among residents and visitors, with a long term goal of making Brunswick Catch seafood a recognized brand throughout the eastern United States.
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Welcome to Sea Hunt—an oceanfront hideaway at 306 East First Street in pretty Ocean Isle Beach. This classic five-bedroom, three-bathroom beach home offers direct ocean vistas, plenty of space for families, and all the essentials for a calming coastal vacation.On the ground level, you’ll find a private bedroom with a queen bed and a full bathroom, cooled by a window A/C unit. Upstairs on the main level, there are four more bedrooms and two additional full bathrooms. The two oceanfront bedrooms include a king bed in one and a queen in the other, ideal for unwinding after a day in the sun. The two street-side bedrooms each feature a double and a twin bed, making them ideal for kids or additional guests.The main living area is bright and open, with a entirely equipped kitchen, a dining table that seats eight, and additional seating for four at the kitchen bar. Step outside to the oceanfront porch and relax in the rocking chairs as the ocean breeze rolls in—your front-row seat to sunrise and surf.Conveniences include central heat and air on the main level, washer and dryer, dishwasher, microwave, DVD player, blender, ceiling fans, iron/ironing board, and secured Wi-Fi. The home also features convenient keyless entry for simple check-in.Please note: this home does not include an outlet for golf carts. Pillows and bedspreads are included, but guests should bring their own sheets, towels, paper products, and soaps.All units are non-smoking and family pets are not allowed.
- Ocean Isle Beach
- 5 Bedrooms
- 3 Bathrooms
- Sleeps 12