It has been a very busy July and I hope you all had a great holiday. We have had some exciting days on the water fishing around Pawleys Island, DeBordieu and Georgetown South Carolina . The large bait-fish like mullet and menhaden have been heavily concentrated on the top of high tides and the big Reds have been feeding hard. We have had some strong winds in the afternoons with huge tide swings making our water dirty on both sides of the tide. Soaking and floating live mullet has been the most productive for the Redfish and Flounder.
I’m seeing good numbers of Flounder around Pawleys Island and DeBordieu creek. Casting artificial lures and jigs focusing around docks and oyster mounds. It’s shark week and they are active along the beaches and inlets. The past few trips we have seen sharks harassing Redfish schools and even had a Redfish bit in half at boat side just as we were attempting to net our catch. Speckled Sea Trout have been very spotty and I’m not seeing high numbers like years past. The end of July will bring some epic tailing tides. Hope to see you out there.
Tight lines
FISHING FLOOD TIDES
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