Inshore Fishing Charters In Hilton Head

This trip is all about taking great photos! You will be fishing for a variety of Sharks. NOTE: Catch and release only! Read More

Hilton Head Island's backcountry is a network of estuaries, marshes, and tidal creeks that lie inland from the Atlantic Ocean. This ecosystem serves as a vital nursery for various marine species, including fish, birds, and other wildlife. The area is characterized by calm, shallow waters, making it ideal for fishing. On this excursion, which departs promptly at 8am or 2pm, your fishing licenses, bait and tackle, ice, bottled water, and photographs of your catch are all included. Actual fishing time when considering travel time to and from your fishing location will be approximately two hours. Read More

We would be fishing inshore, in the creeks for Redfish, Trout, Flounder and other local species Read More

Learning how to fish can be overwhelming. The act of dropping a line is easy, but being a successful angler is hard. The 3 biggest challenges in fishing for beginners are finding fish, tying on the right fishing tackle, and using the best technique to catch fish on that tackle. This trip, which departs promptly each day at noon, breaks down those challenges with step-by-step instructions from an experienced, patient guide, and is an excellent starter trip for children of all ages as well novice adults. Licenses, bait and tackle, ice, bottled water, and photographs of your catch are all included. Read More

Get out there with Captain Thomas and experience a day of inshore fishing like none other! With years of local knowledge here in Hilton Head and a passion for fishing, Captain Thomas will take you to some of the best fishing spots in the area to catch classic inshore species such as Redfish, Speckled Trout, Sheepshead, and even Tarpon! On this trip, you'll be able to use both artificial lures as well as bait to target these inshore species. Whatever you choose, Captain Thomas has a bunch of different tricks to improve your presentation and reliably hook up trophy fish! His 22' Pathfinder bay boat is a versatile, shallow-draft vessel that's ideal for inshore fishing. In addition, she's equipped with the latest-and-greatest fishing gear and electronics to enhance your experience. Captain Thomas will provide all the necessary fishing equipment, including rods, reels, bait, and lures. He'll also give you expert instruction and advice on the best techniques for catching your desired species. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner, Captain Thomas will make sure you have a great time on the water! So if you're looking for a fun and unforgettable fishing experience in Hilton Head, book a trip with Captain Thomas today—you won't be disappointed! Read More

The Redfish is the staple, year-round fish in the South Carolina Lowcountry and has proved to be the perfect gamefish. They can be sight fished on the fly or artificial lure on flood tide grass flats, mud and sand flats, or up tidal creeks at lower water levels. They can also be fished using live or cut bait. Other common species caught include Black Drum, Speckled Sea Trout and Flounder. Throughout the year some species are in more abundance than others and some seasons hold different surprises as migratory fish move through the area. ​ Winter in the Lowcountry is special because the water can become gin-clear due to the lack of nutrients in the water with water temperatures in the upper 40s and 50s. Redfish will school up in large numbers and provide anglers with excellent sight fishing opportunities at lower tides ​ As the water temperature begins to warm in the Spring baitfish begin to move into the interior waters. The food source becomes slightly more abundant and schools start to break up and spread out to more zones.  In April and May, the Cobia begin to show up to spawn in this estuary. The Cobia can be taken on the fly or artificial on the surface when weather and sea conditions line up. ​ Summer months afford the angler the most variety.  In addition to Redfish, Black Drum, Sea Trout, and Flounder other species frequent a variety of scenarios. Ladyfish, Tripletail, Spanish Mackeral are all fun species to target on light tackle and fly but the big schools of large Jack Crevalle are high on the list of gamefish to be hunted this time of year when the sea conditions are calm enough. Tarpon also visit our water during Summer but are generally on the bottom in deeper water. ​ Once the Fall season comes into play, we see relief from Summer temperatures, the baitfish mature, and the shrimp move into the creeks. It seems like everything gets fired up! Bull Redfish have a tendency to move back into estuarine waters to feed. When the water is calm enough Bull Reds can be targeted on the surface out in nearshore waters where they are spawning this time of year. So no matter what time of year there is always something buzzing aboard Captain Graham Skiff! It comes loaded with everything you could possibly need for success, so all you need to bring are your favorite snacks and drinks, and Captain Graham will show you what Hilton Head fishing is all about! Read More

The Redfish is the staple, year-round fish in the South Carolina Lowcountry and has proved to be the perfect gamefish. They can be sight fished on the fly or artificial lure on flood tide grass flats, mud and sand flats, or up tidal creeks at lower water levels. They can also be fished using live or cut bait. Other common species caught include Black Drum, Speckled Sea Trout and Flounder. Throughout the year some species are in more abundance than others and some seasons hold different surprises as migratory fish move through the area. ​ Winter in the Lowcountry is special because the water can become gin-clear due to the lack of nutrients in the water with water temperatures in the upper 40s and 50s. Redfish will school up in large numbers and provide anglers with excellent sight fishing opportunities at lower tides ​ As the water temperature begins to warm in the Spring baitfish begin to move into the interior waters. The food source becomes slightly more abundant and schools start to break up and spread out to more zones.  In April and May, the Cobia begin to show up to spawn in this estuary. The Cobia can be taken on the fly or artificial on the surface when weather and sea conditions line up. ​ Summer months afford the angler the most variety.  In addition to Redfish, Black Drum, Sea Trout, and Flounder other species frequent a variety of scenarios. Ladyfish, Tripletail, Spanish Mackeral are all fun species to target on light tackle and fly but the big schools of large Jack Crevalle are high on the list of gamefish to be hunted this time of year when the sea conditions are calm enough. Tarpon also visit our water during Summer but are generally on the bottom in deeper water. ​ Once the Fall season comes into play, we see relief from Summer temperatures, the baitfish mature, and the shrimp move into the creeks. It seems like everything gets fired up! Bull Redfish have a tendency to move back into estuarine waters to feed. When the water is calm enough Bull Reds can be targeted on the surface out in nearshore waters where they are spawning this time of year. So no matter what time of year there is always something buzzing aboard Captain Graham Skiff! It comes loaded with everything you could possibly need for success, so all you need to bring are your favorite snacks and drinks, and Captain Graham will show you what Hilton Head fishing is all about! Read More

Get out there with Captain Thomas and experience a day of inshore fishing like none other! With years of local knowledge here in Hilton Head and a passion for fishing, Captain Thomas will take you to some of the best fishing spots in the area to catch classic inshore species such as Redfish, Speckled Trout, Sheepshead, and even Tarpon! On this trip, you'll be able to use both artificial lures as well as bait to target these inshore species. Whatever you choose, Captain Thomas has a bunch of different tricks to improve your presentation and reliably hook up trophy fish! His 22' Pathfinder bay boat is a versatile, shallow-draft vessel that's ideal for inshore fishing. In addition, she's equipped with the latest-and-greatest fishing gear and electronics to enhance your experience. Captain Thomas will provide all the necessary fishing equipment, including rods, reels, bait, and lures. He'll also give you expert instruction and advice on the best techniques for catching your desired species. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner, Captain Thomas will make sure you have a great time on the water! So if you're looking for a fun and unforgettable fishing experience in Hilton Head, book a trip with Captain Thomas today—you won't be disappointed! Read More

Embark on this once-in-a-lifetime fishing experience in Hilton Head, SC with Captain Michael at the helm! You'll set out on his sleek 34' Yellowfin center console, a top-of-the-line vessel equipped with all the latest fishing gear and technology. On this trip, you'll head about 20 miles offshore, where a ton of popular sportfish tend to hang out. With Captain Michael's extensive knowledge of the local waters, you'll be targeting some of the most sought-after fish in the area. Whether you're after powerful Amberjack, lightning-fast Barracuda, tasty Cobia, speedy Bonito, or other species, these fish are a blast to catch and great on the dinner table as well! You'll also be able to enjoy the breathtaking scenery and marine life that Hilton Head has to offer. Whether it's dolphins playing in the waves or pelicans diving for their dinner, you'll be surrounded by natural beauty at every turn. So, whether you're a seasoned angler or a vacationer looking to do something new, this trip is for you! You'll be in experienced hands with Captain Michael, who's been fishing here for years and knows how to reliably put clients on fish. Get out there and have some fun! Read More

Embark on this once-in-a-lifetime fishing experience in Hilton Head, SC with Captain Michael at the helm! You'll set out on his sleek 34' Yellowfin center console, a top-of-the-line vessel equipped with all the latest fishing gear and technology. On this trip, you'll head about 40 miles offshore, where big-time pelagic sportfish are on the menu! With Captain Michael's extensive knowledge of the local waters, you'll be targeting some of the most sought-after fish in the area. Whether you're after powerful Amberjack, lightning-fast Barracuda, tasty Cobia, speedy Bonito, monster Sharks, Red Snapper, Sailfish, or other species, these fish are a blast to catch and great on the dinner table as well! You'll also be able to enjoy the breathtaking scenery and marine life that Hilton Head has to offer. Whether it's dolphins playing in the waves or pelicans diving for their dinner, you'll be surrounded by natural beauty at every turn. So, whether you're a seasoned angler or a vacationer looking to do something new, this trip is for you! You'll be in experienced hands with Captain Michael, who's been fishing here for years and knows how to reliably put clients on fish. Get out there and have some fun! Read More

Embark on this once-in-a-lifetime fishing experience in Hilton Head, SC with Captain Michael at the helm! You'll set out on his sleek 34' Yellowfin center console, a top-of-the-line vessel equipped with all the latest fishing gear and technology. On this trip, you'll head deep offshore to the Gulf Stream, a powerful ocean current that carries legions of baitfish and attracts tons of the biggest, baddest pelagic sportfish in the ocean! With Captain Michael's extensive knowledge to help you, you'll be targeting some truly legendary pelagic species, including Blue Marlin, Mahi Mahi, Yellowfin and Blackfin Tuna, Sailfish, White Marlin, and Wahoo. These fish are the best of the best, and offer anglers the fight of a lifetime when hooked! Wether you've caught trophy fish before or not, Captain Michael will do everything he can to put you on a target and get a champion fish over the rail. When fishing for pelagics, you'll primarily be trolling, using a variety of baits and lures to attract different species. This is a great method, as you can relax and enjoy the scenery while waiting for a fish to grab the hook. Once a fish is on, strap in for a massive test of strength, skill, and endurance! These fish are tough, and they can snap lines, toss hooks, and fight you all the way to the rail. On this trip, you'll also be able to enjoy the breathtaking scenery and marine life that Hilton Head has to offer. Whether it's dolphins playing in the waves or pelicans diving for their dinner, you'll be surrounded by natural beauty at every turn. So, whether you're a seasoned angler or a vacationer looking to do something new, this trip is for you! You'll be in experienced hands with Captain Michael, who's been fishing here for years and knows how to reliably put clients on fish. Get out there and have some fun! Read More

Learning how to fish can be overwhelming. The act of dropping a line is easy, but being a successful angler is hard. The 3 biggest challenges in fishing for beginners are finding fish, tying on the right fishing tackle, and using the best technique to catch fish on that tackle. This trip, which departs promptly each day at noon, breaks down those challenges with step-by-step instructions from an experienced, patient guide, and is an excellent starter trip for children of all ages as well novice adults. Licenses, bait and tackle, ice, bottled water, and photographs of your catch are all included. Read More

Hilton Head Island's backcountry is a network of estuaries, marshes, and tidal creeks that lie inland from the Atlantic Ocean. This ecosystem serves as a vital nursery for various marine species, including fish, birds, and other wildlife. The area is characterized by calm, shallow waters, making it ideal for fishing. On this excursion, which departs promptly at 8am or 2pm, your fishing licenses, bait and tackle, ice, bottled water, and photographs of your catch are all included. Actual fishing time when considering travel time to and from your fishing location will be approximately two hours. Read More

If you've never caught a shark before, this trip is a great way to get a feel for this popular sport. The target species on this excursion will be Blacktip and Bonnethead Sharks in the three-to-four-foot range and fought on light action tackle. The trip gives you the option of departing at 8am, 11am, or 2pm, and when deducting travel time, the actual hook-in-the-water time will be approximately two hours and twenty minutes. Fishing licenses, bait and tackle, ice, bottled water, and photographs of your catch are all included. Read More

We would be fishing inshore, in the creeks for Redfish, Trout, Flounder and other local species Read More