• Clients will meet at a landing chosen based on recent fish behavior, tides & weather
• All gear will be provided, with space for your equipment & fly rods if you choose to bring them
• Current fly selections will also be provided according to water clarity, light conditions & fish eating habits
• A cooler with ice & bottled water onboard, with space for other beverages of your choice
• Lunch provided for full-day excursions

• 25% of the USA’s East Coast marshland water is in Beaufort County
• Fishable water expands more than 300 square miles
• South Carolina’s Lowcountry is a year-round fishery for redfish (seasonal changes affect how we target them, but any time of year is great for fishing)
• Migratory species also exist throughout the year, including cobia, tripletail, jacks & tarpon
• Sight casting to redfish schools on low-tide mudflats occurs year-round
• Floodtide fishing for tailing redfish occurs in the spartina grass from March through November
• Tide movements range in the area, according to moon phase, from 6-10 feet every 6 hours, which is why it’s important to choose the best tide to fish each day. We can predict tides years out using charts

Rates start at $550 for a half day

All rates can be found at buildinganglers.com

When is the best time to fish?

Tide is king here, so if you have a window when you think you can come, reach out to Tuck, and he will look at tides and pick the best options. He will also let you know what will not work as well in that time frame.

Which weight rods are best?

An 8-weight is most commonly used here, but a 10-weight is best during cobia season.