Overall the inshore fishing was very productive last month, however inconsistent weather patterns also resulted in inconsistent fishing at times. We experienced several rain events that coincided with windy weather and extreme tides, thus making the water clarity challenging for sight-fishing and fly-fishing. Things started to settle down the last half of the month […]
After a lackluster February due to cold temps, ice storms, and rain, things are starting to pick back up in the creeks around Winyah Bay and Cape Romain. Redfish can still be found in big schools along the inter-coastal waterway using artificial baits and biting best on the low end of the tide. Closer […]
Redfish continue to school in the shallow areas of the estuaries, primarily in small creeks and oyster bays. The water clarity is exceptional which makes sight fishing for Redfish a blast this time of year. Temperatures have been relatively mild and water temps continue to stay in the 50’s which is normal for this […]
We’ve had some excellent tailing tides this month and the redfish have been very active and tailing hard. I’ve been concentrating on the evening flood tides, however we’ve had some really good morning flood tides which seems to make the reds more active and willing to eat a properly presented lure or fly. Here […]
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 […]
What a great time of year to be living in the Lowcountry of South Carolina! Fishing has been exceptional this month and the weather has been even better! Redfishing has been outstanding and we’ve had some great fly fishing trips this month. Our redfish population is very healthy in North Inlet and Winyah Bay, […]
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