Inshore Fly Fishing Charter
Charleston, South Carolina and 7 more
Private trip guided by Caleb
Tails of the Tides • 3-5 years of experience
About
Fishing is done from my 16’ Dolphin Super Skiff – This technical poling skiff is revered as one of the “quietest, stealthiest, best poling boats on the planet”. Offering a less than 8” draft while being able to smoothly navigate rough open waters, the Dolphin Super Skiff will allow you to experience the Lowcountry marsh safely and comfortably.
Charter fishing prices cover two anglers.
**If you are interested in duck hunting the lowcountry marsh from December 12th to January 31st, please call or email with inquires. South Carolina hunting regulations, information regarding how the hunts will be conducted, and pricing will be communicated at the time of the inquiry.
Targeted species
- Redfish
- Tripletail
- Tarpon
- Spotted Sea Trout
What's included
- Rod / Reel
- Tackle / Flies
- Water
What to bring
- Polarized Sunglasses
- Bring your own lunch / snacks
Locations
- Charleston, South Carolina
- Awendaw, SC
- Charleston, SC
- Mount Pleasant, SC
- Folly Beach, SC
- Isle of Palms, SC
- South Carolina, USA
- Kiawah Island, SC
Exact meeting location will be provided after booking.
Guided by Tails of the Tides
Charleston, South Carolina • 3-5 years of experience
I was born and raised in the country, just outside of Charlottesville, Virginia. At a very young age I developed a passion for the outdoors, particularly in the arts of fly fishing. In high school I achieved the rank of Eagle Scout; and accomplished this, in part, by creating an annual fly fishing camp for folks with various physical and mental disabilities. The camp is still being run over 17 years later. I’ve always been very driven, with a knack for problem solving. I graduated from the University of Tennessee with a degree in Material Science and Engineering. An engineering job moved me South Carolina, where I had my first experience with tailing redfish. Shortly thereafter, I bought myself my first flats boat and left my engineering career to pursue my passion for fly fishing. I’ve worked as a professional guide and charter captain for past five years, running up to 220 charters a year. Over the past decade, I have worked hard, putting in countless hours to unlock some of the secrets the low country’s fisheries have to offer. I absolutely love what I do; and try to wake up each day with a relentless pursuit get better and learn more.