Tag:Charleston
Time for an Oyster Roast
Last month we discussed targeting redfish during the cold weather months from your kayak. Now it’s December, you’ve followed all the advice and tips for targeting reds at low tide, you paddled to all the good spots, but the fish just are nowhere to be found. What should you do? Gather a bushel or two [...]
Oct 23, 2011 Fishing Report – Redemption day
Well as the earlier report says, Saturday was a TOUGH day for the reds. Fished hard for 4 hours and only brought 3 reds into the yaks; Matt caught 1, I caught 2. Needless to say, I had redemption on my mind when I met Clay Rogers for the trip on Sunday morning. We had [...]
Oct 22, 2011 Fishing Report
It was a busy weekend for Kayak Fish SC. Carter was up to his eyeballs with his buddy Nick’s wedding (CONGRATULATIONS NICK!!!) and I was booked solid with great clients for both Saturday and Sunday. Going into Saturday I was a little concerned for a couple of reasons: First, I had been off the water [...]
Too Busy’s Tech Tips – Throwing a Cast Net
I love to catch my bait as part of the total fishing thing. Lately the harbor has been LOADED with menhaden and there have been so many finger mullet cruising that I just can’t resist throwing the net when I’m out in the slop. Well unless you paddle a Ride 135, Commander or yak with [...]
Too Busy’s Tech Tips – The 3 Rod Prospecting Method
Want to catch more fish? Of course you do, so here is a method for finding fish and honing in on their feeding preference. It’s called the 3 rod prospecting method. It is what I use personally and on most of the trips that I guide. You can prospect while drifting a shoreline, floating a [...]
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