Flood Tides ( April - November )
Edisto Beach, SC and 5 more
Fly fishing or Light tackle trip guided by Tyler
Lowcountry Fisherman • 6-9 years of experience
About
During the Spring, the sun and moon align again influencing tides to rise higher than usual (Flood Tides) which are very unique to this area. Flood tides consist of hunting for fish tailing in the grass. In the months from March through November, this seasonal tide provides an excellent feeding ground for redfish as they push past their comfort zone and into a freshly built neighborhood of fiddlers. Flood tides are what the Lowcountry is known for with its flooded grass look. Catching fish in the flooded grass can be some of the most beautiful and exciting things to be a part of.
Targeted species
- Redfish
- Tripletail
- Black Drum
What's included
- Rod / Reel
- Tackle / Flies
- Water
- Cold Storage
- Dry Storage
What to bring
- Polarized Sunglasses
- Sunscreen (Lotion-based only)
- Quick-Dry / Sun-protective Clothing
- Rain gear
Locations
- Edisto Beach, SC
- Beaufort, SC
- Charleston, SC
- Seabrook Island, SC
- Johns Island, SC
- Ravenel, SC
Exact meeting location will be discussed after booking.
Guided by Lowcountry Fisherman
Edisto Island, SC 29438, USA • 6-9 years of experience
Tyler Bowman is a Lowcountry Native who began fishing this area on his own at the ripe age of ten years old. The beautiful Lowcountry Marshes have been Tyler's backyard playground ever since he could remember. Tyler cherished being outside immersed in the marsh which created an unbreakable bond with the land. Growing up exploring the creeks around his home, guiding came naturally to Tyler. Many years of poling his friends and family around at a young age gave him an extra edge on the water. After a memorable mentorship and working at Seven Mile Fly shop in the Florida keys, Tyler came back to his roots, to guide on his home water once again. Helping others catch trophy fish on the fly rod is a rewarding feeling that fuels Tyler's passion for sharing what he loves. His goal is to show people the true beauty of the Lowcountry while helping push conservation concerns and documenting the journey along the way.