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!

About a month ago or so I had the pleasure of fishing with Ken Baldwin from Sports Illustrated. Ken was doing an article on fly fishing...

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