Commonly Asked Questions of Hilton Head Fly Fishing Trips
Hilton Head Fly Fishing Questions Asked On Google
Can you Fly Fish Hilton Head?
-Hilton Head South Carolina is a world class fishery. South Carolina and Georgia make up two- thirds of all the spartina grass on the East Coast with its associated flats and redfish habitat to go with it.
What is the best month to fish in Hilton Head?
-Hilton Head is a year round fishery. Each month has its own unique ways to fish for redfish, from our creeks to mud flats to ocean side fish; there is always a fun way to fish for our redfish.
Is Hilton Head a good place to fish?
-Hilton head is an amazing fishing destination and the gateway to the Lowcountry. Snuggled between Charleston and Savannah Georgia, Hilton Head island provides some of the best fishing the low country has to offer.
Hilton Head Fly Fishing Trip Specific Questions
What do I need to bring?
-You won't need much. A pair of sunglasses, sun screen, a rain jacket, any special drinks or food that I don't carry in the boat, and most importantly "a smile".
What do you provide?
-I provide all the equipment and tackle needed on our trip around the Hilton Head, Beaufort, and Savannah Area. A cooler with ice, water, and Sweet Water Beer. Lunch is provided on all full day trips.
Can I bring my own gear?
-Yes you are welcome to bring your own gear, but you might want to call me and make sure it is something we would use because some equipment might not be considered appropriate for our fishery.
Where do we meet?
-It depends. I trailer my boat to where ever you are, keeping in mind which areas are fishing better and wind conditions. Some boat ramps are better for different wind conditions. We usually find a mutually agreed upon ramp as we get closer to our trip date.
What Fly Gear Do you use?
-I am currently using a Gloomis NRX 8wt, 10wt, and 12wt fly rod. I use Nautilus Fly Reels, Cortland Fly line (Floating only), Cortland 9' tapered 20lb leaders. All my flies are custom tied for here in the Hilton Head Island, Beaufort, and Savannah area.
Can We Spin Fish?
-Yes, I do carry two spin rods in the boat with artificials. So everyone can catch fish even if they don't fly fish.
How do we pay for our Trip?
-I prefer cash and check, but can make other forms of payment work if you let me know before hand.
What other things are there to see?
- A lot. All kinds of fauna, turtles, dolphin, Manatees, jelly fish, rays, and many kinds of birds as they migrate or make the Hilton Head Island, Beaufort, and Savannah area their home. The Low Country is rich in history and I love talking about different areas as we fish or pass by them.
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-You won't need much. A pair of sunglasses, sun screen, a rain jacket, any special drinks or food that I don't carry in the boat, and most importantly "a smile".
What do you provide?
-I provide all the equipment and tackle needed on our trip around the Hilton Head, Beaufort, and Savannah Area. A cooler with ice, water, and Sweet Water Beer. Lunch is provided on all full day trips.
Can I bring my own gear?
-Yes you are welcome to bring your own gear, but you might want to call me and make sure it is something we would use because some equipment might not be considered appropriate for our fishery.
Where do we meet?
-It depends. I trailer my boat to where ever you are, keeping in mind which areas are fishing better and wind conditions. Some boat ramps are better for different wind conditions. We usually find a mutually agreed upon ramp as we get closer to our trip date.
What Fly Gear Do you use?
-I am currently using a Gloomis NRX 8wt, 10wt, and 12wt fly rod. I use Nautilus Fly Reels, Cortland Fly line (Floating only), Cortland 9' tapered 20lb leaders. All my flies are custom tied for here in the Hilton Head Island, Beaufort, and Savannah area.
Can We Spin Fish?
-Yes, I do carry two spin rods in the boat with artificials. So everyone can catch fish even if they don't fly fish.
How do we pay for our Trip?
-I prefer cash and check, but can make other forms of payment work if you let me know before hand.
What other things are there to see?
- A lot. All kinds of fauna, turtles, dolphin, Manatees, jelly fish, rays, and many kinds of birds as they migrate or make the Hilton Head Island, Beaufort, and Savannah area their home. The Low Country is rich in history and I love talking about different areas as we fish or pass by them.
Click Here for our Charter Info/Contact page for more questions or booking
