Red Drum Fishing along the South Carolina coast has been fantastic! Large Schools of Red Drum have gathered into groups and are packing on the pounds for winter. These fish know it’s time to take advantage of the shrimp before they begin to move out with the falling water temps. The shrimp and other baits …
March plagued the Myrtle Beach area with cold temps and windy conditions, but April has brought in some great weather! Warm temperatures and sunny days have the trees, flowers and salt marsh in full bloom. Southern flounder are moving in to there summer feeding and staging points hanging around beaches, inlets, creeks and bays for …
Early Summer Fishing Report Water and air temperatures are rising making early summer fishing fantastic. Our primary targets have been Redfish and Speckled Sea Trout. Redfish aka Red drum have been ravenous on all cycles of the tide, crushing anything in their path. Shallow water creeks with deep holes and lots of oysters have been holding large concentrations of finger mullet and …
Old man winter has loosened his grip and it’s feeling like spring. The dogwoods and azaleas are blooming and the temperatures have been splendid. The weather around Myrtle Beach has finally become stable for longer than a few days days making the fishing great. The past two weeks charters fishing around Myrtle Beach has been …
Fishing Report for DeBordieu, Pawleys Island and Georgetown It’s finally feeling like Fall. I woke up this morning with a frost on my truck and that long awaited crisp morning. November is hands down my favorite month here in Georgetown South Carolina for all that it offers the outdoorsmen. Deer hunting, duck hunting , Marsh Hens, …
July has been a hot one and fishing has been fantastic considering the air temps in the high 90’s and low 100’s. Summer here in Georgetown South Carolina our water can get down right HOT. Once the sun breaks the horizon the fish seem to get lazy and go deep. We have had some great …
Flood tide fishing can be an incredible experience! These abnormally high tides occur mostly during full and new moon phases. King tides around Pawleys Island can reach heights greater than 6 feet. As big tides fill the grass flats, Redfish swim into nearby creeks that empty onto these shallow grass flats. Redfish use these small …
