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Fishing around Hilton Head has been steady and productive for late winter patterns. Water temps are still on the cooler side, but we’re seeing consistent action from redfish, black drum, and sheepshead throughout the tides. Redfish are schooled up and feeding well on lower tides. We’re finding them stacked in deeper holes in the creeks and along mud flats that warm up during the afternoon sun. On higher water, they’re pushing onto flooded grass edges and oyster points. Sheepshead fishing has been strong around docks, pilings, and oyster clusters. These fish are feeding aggressively as they stage around structure. As water temps slowly begin to climb, the bite should continue to improve. Expect redfish schools to stay grouped up for a bit longer before spreading out as we transition toward spring patterns. If you’re planning a trip soon, now is a great time to get on the water. Plenty of action and less boat traffic this time of year.

Hope the fish stick around for the holidays.

Extremely tough week in the backwaters and inshore creeks. Very few Trout and BlackDrum, and only several "rat" Reds to our credit. Small craft advisery wind conditions and some of the most elevated tides of the year were two huge obstacles in our way of success. As tides and winds come back to normal next week, hopefully, the October fishing scene will rebound. That's my story, and I'm sticking to it.

Light wind, plenty of Sunshine, and cooler water temps really allowed anglers to enjoy the Redfishing. Some crazy ultralight casting for Blues was also on the docket, but Bull Reds, as well as a few Sharks were the main ticket. All signs point to an enjoyable rest of the month.

Lost count of the # of Sharks today, but in between the toothy critters, appeared a couple of beautiful Bulls

After a non-stop summer, I've enjoyed some much needed R and R the past couple of weeks. The MightyMako also took a break and got some pampering and TLC prior to the oncoming fall season. Looking forward to cooler weather and some great fishing escapades.