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Fly Fishing for Redfish

juin 25, 2024 Charleston 2 photos
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Redfish
Redfish

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Fly fishing trips are on fire right now. We are getting some really good flood tides (tides where redfish tail in the grass) this week. On the big tide we are also getting some really low tides as well. These tides create opportunities to sight the fish prior to casting at them. We are stalking and hunting these fish before we make a cast at the target fish.
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Ryan McHugh
Charleston, South Carolina, United States
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Captain Ryan McHugh is located in Charleston and offers to show you a memorable time in these waters. Come spend a fun-filled day with Capt. Ryan, a USCG-certified boat captain and a licensed charter boat operator. The captain has lived in Charleston for ...

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