Redfish on Fly

The summer heat is here, but the fishing has been even hotter. Redfish have been the star of the show, with consistent action on fish ranging from 15-36 inches. Whether you prefer fly fishing or conventional tackle, the bite has been outstanding. We’re catching fish using a variety of techniques, including: -Fly fishing with baitfish and shrimp patterns -Soft plastics -Topwater lures during the cooler parts of the day -Live bait under a popping cork There have also been a few speckled trout mixed into the catches, but the redfish are definitely stealing the spotlight right now. If you’re looking to get on the water and experience some excellent summer fishing, now is a great time to book a trip. The early mornings have been especially productive, and the redfish are feeding aggressively despite the hot temperatures.

The inshore fishing has been outstanding, with redfish and speckled seatrout providing consistent action throughout the area. We’re catching fish using a variety of techniques, including live bait, artificial lures, and fly fishing, so there’s something for every style of angler. Redfish have been feeding well around oyster beds, grass lines, and docks, while trout are holding in deeper creek mouths and moving with the tides. Whether you’re an experienced angler or fishing for the first time, now is a great time to get on the water. If you’re looking for an exciting day targeting Lowcountry inshore species, the bite is as good as it gets. Come join us and experience the excellent fishing around Hilton Head and Beaufort!

Had an awesome day on the water chasing redfish—even with the wind trying to steal the show! ?? The bite is ? right now, and the fish are hungry. If you’ve been thinking about getting out there, now’s the time. Book a trip and let’s get you hooked up on some serious action! ??