If you like catching big fish on light tackle or fly rod,
you have found the right place!!
You don't have to travel to the Gulf Coast to have really good shallow water fishing for big red drum and sea trout . You also don't have to go on the ocean and fight rough water and seasickness all day to have a good time fishing on our coast. We fish inside protected areas behind our barrier islands, and in the many creeks, rivers and bays.
We have over 50 miles of unspoiled estuarine coastline that we call "home".
There is absolutely NO development in this area.
The entire 50 mile area is made up of wildlife and waterfowl management areas that are controlled by the state or federal government. This area is the world famous Santee Delta and Cape Romain area of South Carolina . We have five major fresh water rivers emptying into our immediate area which makes the area brackish. The city closest to this area is Georgetown , which is our home town. We are 36 miles south of Myrtle Beach, and 60 miles north of Charleston, and our guides fish this entire area of the coast on a day to day basis.
The CAPE ROMAIN
NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
This huge area is located about midway between Myrtle Beach and Charleston, and is one of our favorite areas of the coast. In all of these areas it is quite common to see deer, alligators, osprey, balde eagles, otter, wild boar, dolphins and many other animals and birds that inhabit this large, beautiful, and remote area.
Photo opportunities are constantly happening!
Also, there are some great opportunities to stop for a lunch break, or a restroom stop, and pick shells from beaches that the general public does not have easy access to. The reason is that these beaches are on barrier islands that are not connected by roads or bridges to the mainland. We also have the two oldest lighthouses in the state, Georgetown Lighthouse and Cape Romain Lighthouse .
Photos of the Cape Romain Lighthouse
Our Mission is to provide modern, late model equipment and courteous, knowledgeable guides
that truly want you to catch fish and enjoy your entire trip. |
