Lowcountry Tides
The Lowcountry’s tidal range is five to six feet across the board on a semi-diurnal tide cycle. 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. 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. Although you can catch fish all year long at low, mid, and high tides, when it cools down things get interesting. During the wintertime November - February many put covers on their boats for the year and the water grows free. Fish group up in massive schools which allow an amazing experience as they come storming towards you. This is one of my favorite times to fish as the Charleston waters turn clear and the redfish get hungry!
These tides offer the perfect opportunity to get out with friends and family. With an occasional glass of bourbon, fresh shrimp dip and some good tunes, Carolinians wait for the tide to weasel its way into the flats.
" Tyler is the man and I cannot recommend him enough! I caught my personal best redfish on the fly with him (see the pig in the photo). He has a deep knowledge and understanding of the Lowcountry waters he grew up in. We got into some low-tide and flood-tide fishing. I learned so much on targeting reds during my trip. I have caught a good amount of reds on light tackle around structure, but this was a different experience. It truly was like hunting for fish. It was wild to see the water boiling, not from the heat, but from fish. Tyler was excellent with instruction and really great at coaching me (even when I trout set instead of strip setting). Communication was excellent when booking, and he came well prepared for the day. I will definitely be going back out with him again in the near future. "
ACE Basin , Stono River, Beaufort
To define “The Lowcountry'' in a few words is impossible. To the average visitor, it’s a collection of southern hospitality, architecture, beaches, world-class restaurants and nightlife. But for the trailblazer, it’s vast marshlands, estuaries, adventure, native wildlife and rich historical waterways, including the ACE Basin. Named for the land that spans over 540 square miles between Charleston and Beaufort, SC. This specific, protected area of the Lowcountry is an unspoiled sportsman’s paradise with endless possibilities and breathtaking vistas. Teaming with wildlife, the Lowcountry attracts sportsmen of all ages and various interests. Come explore the islands and historic sites with us through a FULLY CUSTOM trip. Whether you are a beginner or a professional photographer we can put you in the right spot to get that memorable shot
Lowcountry redfish provide many opportunities, from hunting down a seldom seen 30 inch fish in the grass, to the mass of bull redfish migrating during the fall. From spartina grass flats on flood tides to hard bottom, sandy low tides, these fish have a variety of feeding habits that allow them to be very vulnerable for the targeting angler.
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