Join Capt. Rob and Capt. Jon this month as they go over what they saw for sight fishing opportunities in the month of June as well as what they expect to see for the month of July. As stated in the last report, this is the season of variety! The month started out with a strong showing of Cobia and some good Jack fishing with Redfish sprinkled throughout including the flood tides. We ended the month with fewer cobia inshore but welcomed the jacks back as well as a strong push

Join Capt Rob and Capt Jon as they discuss fishing trends in the Low Country from the month of May as well as what they hope to see going forward in to the month of June. Flood tides have kicked off with some fun tailing action which everyone loves. Creeks have also been playing well with some fun visual action for redfish. Triple tail have also made a decent showing as well. May also tends to mark the beginning of migratory fish with the Cobia showing up. Cobia fishing was p

Join Capt. Rob and Capt. Jon as they discuss fishing trends from this past April as well as what they expect to see in the coming month of May. It is a fun time to be out fishing in the Lowcountry! Good weather, good fishing, and some good variety with more on the way!

Join Capt. Rob and Capt. Jon for the Lowcountry Fishing Report on a discussion about inshore fishing in the Lowcountry for the month of March as well as what they expect to see for the month of April! It is warming up fast here! The pollen is abundant, the azaleas are blooming, and there are fish up in the grass! Spring can sometimes be a little inconsistent as the seasons change, but there are plenty of fish to be found out there still! Don't forget to stock up on any suppli

Winter fishing has been a ton of fun! Next month we could start to see some changes, and Cobia, Jacks, and Tarpon are right around the corner!

Join Capt. Rob Alexander and Capt. Jon Gore for a discussion about the fishing for the month of December, and what we expect to see for the month of January. Also, stick around to the end of the video to hear why our background looks a little different. We are very fortunate here in Beaufort. We have a full, year-round fishery. So we can flats fish all year. With clearer water and the fish schooled up, this is a great time of year for sight fishing redfish here in the Low Cou

Join Capt. Rob and Capt. Jon as they discuss the fishing from the month of November and what they expect to see in the month of December. It was a good, fun month of fishing here. As the temps start to cool down and they water clears up, the fish are trying to pack on some weight before we get to the winter. In December, the fishing should be pretty good as the fish start to transition in to their winter patterns and begin to school up. The clear water and schools of fish mak

Capt. Rob and Capt. Jon give an overview of the fishing around the Low Country for the month of October and also discuss what they hope to see for the month of Novemeber. While October got off to a stormy start and saw some less than ideal weather and some inconsistent fishing at times, the fishing for the month of November should be a little more consistent and exciting! If you would like to book a day to fish with Capt. Jon, feel free to give me a call! (770) 826-0966

Join Capt. Rob and Capt. Jon as they talk about the fishing trends for the month of September and what they expect to see in the month of October. September was a great month for fishing for a variety of species. October should be a great month throughout the tide cycle. There are a lot of flood tides this coming month as well! Get out there and enjoy the great weather and great fishing! If you would like to book a day to fish Capt. Jon, feel free to give me a call! (770) 826

Join Capt. Rob and Capt. Jon as they discuss the fishing in the Low Country for the month of August as well as what they expect to see in the month of September. August has been a roller coaster of weather. From really hot to cooling off and lots of rain and everything in between. The bigger/ seasonal fish are still around and we expect to continue to see them for at least a few more weeks. The redfishing has been pretty good overall throughout the tide cycle. We are looking

Join Capt. Rob and Capt. Jon as they discuss the fishing in the Low Country for the month of July as well as what they expect to see in the month of August. Fishing has been good here in the Low Country despite the warm weather and storm dodging. As we talked about last month, this is the season of variety! Tarpon, Jacks, triple tail, and of course redfish! The big fish have made a good showing and the flood tides have been really good as well! We expect that to continue in t

Join Capt. Rod Alexander and Capt. Jon Gore as we discuss the fishing here in the Low Country for the month of June and what we expect to see for the month of July. This is a very fun and exciting time of year for us. Not only do we have redfish and flood tides, but we also have the big pelagic species such as Jacks, Cobia, and Tarpon. Variety is the name of the game this time of year which makes for some very exciting days on the water!

The weather is warming up here in Beaufort, SC and for our fishing charters, that means big fish in open water! The Cobia fishing has been pretty good lately! We have also started seeing schools of Jack Crevalle showing up. It is still a little early to target our big Tarpon, but some have been seen in the last couple weeks! This is a super fun time of year, allowing us to switch it up and target a variety of species! The last flood tides were a little all over the place, but

Join Capt. Rob and Capt. Jon for this months fishing report as they discuss the wide variety of fish behavior, fly selection, and what is to come for fishing in the upcoming month in the Low Country of South Carolina! We are at the beginning of the season of variety with the first of the larger pelagic species showing up, cobia!

Capt. Rob Alexander and Capt. Jon Gore chat about the fishing from this previous month, March, as well as what they hope to see in the month of April for fishing inshore in the Low Country of South Carolina. They also talk about a recent trip to South Florida. We are getting in to a very exciting time of the year here in the Low Country where variety begins to be the name of the game!

After finally getting rid of all the snow in the Low Country, Capt. Rob and Capt. Jon discuss how the fishing patterns have been for the month of February and what we expect to see for the month of March.

Capt. Rob Alexander and I got together for our monthly fishing report. Everyone made it through the snow and despite some colder water temps, neither of us have observed any fish kill. Specifically, the redfish populations seem unchanged by our out of the ordinary winter storm. Overall, the fishing has been good when you find the schools that are willing to eat! With the cold weather, our water is extremely clear (for Beaufort) which makes for extremely visual and exciting fl

Low Country Fishing Report for January 2025

Fall is one of the best times to fish in the Low Country! Check out the latest fishing report to hear all about the variety we have!

Fall fishing has been off to a great start overall here in Beaufort, SC! There has been a great variety of behavior allowing us to target re