Pamlico River

Okay.

I'm s- I see the Pamlico River.

Oh, okay.

I see it now.

So if you wanna go to the, to the nice, to the, to eat ocean side, to-

Pamplico Beach or Pamlico River

... uh, no, not necessarily a beach, but if you wanna go to like the, the harbor and just have food and-

Exactly

So I found that little county.

Across the Pamlico River tide.

Ooh.

Says you gotta always do what's right.

And I've never seen a triangle fish.

You haven't? In the Pamlico River? I've never seen a fish shaped like a damn triangle.

Hey, hey.

Never.

Now, Bath is one of North Carolina's oldest towns, and it harbors a dark and mysterious history that some believe is cursed.

Legends tell of Blackbeard the pirate, who once frequented the town, burying his treasure in the nearby Pamlico River.

Locals claim that the town's misfortunes, including hurricanes and fires, are a result of the pirate's curse.

To this day, some say they've seen Blackbeard's ghost walking the shores, forever guarding his hidden treasure and ensuring the continuation of Bath's troubled legacy.