Tarpon Tagging Georgetown South Carolina – While the presence of tarpon in South Carolina may come as a surprise to many who are unfamiliar with this area, the fact is that we have a very healthy population of tarpon between June and October. Scientists from The Bonefish Tarpon Trust have identified South Carolina as […]
After a slow start to tarpon season, things are finally starting to get going and I’m happy to report there are a good number of fish around Georgetown at the moment. With the first signs of the annual mullet migration, we seem to be getting good pulses of tarpon every few days now. Things […]
Tarpon still here… we caught two today with three of my good college buddies, Drayton, Rusty, and Charlie. We couldnt have asked for better weather and fishing conditions. I got a feeling these boys are gonna be talking about those fish for a long time. Congrats on your first tarpon fellas!
The 2014 Lowcountry Tarpon Tournament was held this past weekend in Georgetown SC with beautiful weather on tap and excellent fishing. We had a record number of participants(25 Boats) and a record number of tarpon caught with a total of 15 releases. Other than the excellent fishing, the highlight of the tournament was a […]
The tarpon fishing has been picking up the last couple of weeks after a slow start to the season. We’re finding a lot of tarpon south of Myrtle Beach, between Pawleys Island and Charleston along the beaches, jetties, and back in the shallow parts of Winyah Bay and Cape Romain. Most the tarpon we […]
After a long and very hot July, water temperatures have peaked and fishing has become more consistant. Due to the hot weather, we shifted our focus from the shallow water spots(with the exception redfishing on the flood tides) to the deeper areas with more current flow and cooler water temps. Lots of shrimp are […]
The tarpon action continues to improve as more fish are showing up by the day. We’ve been having 2-3 shots per trip lately fishing along the beaches south of Myrtle Beach and in Winyah Bay. Many of these ocean swimming fish are still on their migration north and can be found just beyond the […]
