While dry fly purists may focus on rising trout nymphing—specifically short leash nymphing—offers an effective way to target trout before during and after a hatch in the shallows. Short leash nymphing on the Missouri River combines precision adaptability and an understanding of the river’s unique characteristics. Here’s a dive into the short leash...

The Missouri River below Holter Dam is often hailed as one of the best trout fisheries in the United States and for good reason. This stretch of water offers consistent flows cold temperatures and an abundance of aquatic life that keeps the trout fat and healthy year-round. Whether you’re an experienced angler or a novice … The post Missouri River...

When the summer heat gives way to crisp autumn air anglers in Myrtle Beach know it’s time to gear up for one of the most exciting fishing seasons of the year. Fall is prime time for redfish also known as red drum as these prized inshore fish become more active and accessible. Whether you’re a […]

Fall is a prime season for fishing in Myrtle Beach and 2024 is shaping up to be a great one. With the cooler weather fishing patterns shift making it easier to target several key species along the area’s inshore waters. Myrtle Beach Guide Service is ready to take advantage of these changes helping anglers of […]

When fall sweeps across Montana the Missouri River undergoes a stunning transformation. The banks glisten with the amber and gold of turning leaves temperatures drop and trout get into that “feed before the freeze” mode. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or just taking advantage of the last few outings of the season fall on the … The post Fall Fish...

Practice for Better Fly Fishing When you book a guided fly fishing trip it’s easy to get swept up in the excitement. The promise of pristine water big fish and professional advice can give anyone high hopes. But as the trip date looms many anglers fall into the trap of thinking the guide will take … The post High Hopes Low Preparation:   appeared...

September Recap: The fishing in Myrtle Beach held up strong through September 2024 riding the wave from August. Red drum were the stars of the show with the bite staying hot. Lower water temperatures kept the red drum active and local fishermen have been landing some huge bulls along the Grand Strand. If you want […]

We're looking forward to another great Duck Hunting Season. The 2024-2025 Waterfowl Season will be November 23-30 and December 12 -...

Last Updated on September 24 2024 by Capt. R.C. The Winyah Bay Club of Georgetown South Carolina Winyah Bay Club is a complex of short-term rental villas that rests on the banks of the Pee Dee River in Georgetown South Carolina. The villas are all connected by a charming boardwalk that leads to a set […]

Last Updated on September 21 2024 by Capt. R.C. Myrtle Beach Fishing Charters have been Fantastic this September! September 2024 in Myrtle Beach follows through with some great fishing from August. This is the second year in a row that fishing has picked up early and I’m happy for my clients who have reaped the […]

Fly fishing on the Missouri River offers anglers the opportunity to experience world-class fishing in one of Montana’s most picturesque landscapes. A coveted stretch of the MIssouri River lies just below Hauser Dam known as “The Land of the Giants.” This section famous for its trophy trout offers an unparalleled adventure on the water. The … The p...

Sow bugs or isopods are small crustaceans that thrive in the cold clear tailwaters like the Missouri River. The Missouri particularly the section below Holter Dam is a classic tailwater trout fishery with an abundance of sow bugs. These little creatures are a daily diet of trout specifically in the upper stretches of the Missouri. … The post Sow B...

Every Fall something amazing happens in Myrtle Beach. It’s not the sort of thing you see on a postcard but for those who know it’s even better. When the air starts to chill just a bit and the water cools the mullet decide it’s time to pack up and move south for the winter. And […]

The Missouri River particularly the stretch below Holter Dam is renowned for its large surface-feeding trout. “Head hunting for trout ” the art of targeting individual rising fish is a challenge that requires precision patience and an understanding of trout behavior. This technique is especially popular on the Missouri River below Holter dam where...

Last Updated on August 26 2024 by Capt. R.C. As summer heat gives way to fall’s cooler temperatures September emerges as one of the best months for fishing in Pawleys Island South Carolina. The abundant live bait and dropping water temperatures create ideal conditions for anglers. Pawleys Island Fishing in September: An Angler’s Paradise September...

Last Updated on August 22 2024 by Capt. R.C. Myrtle Beach Starts August with Hurricane Debby Myrtle Beach was hit with its first hurricane of 2024 when Debby made her second landfall just South of here. While the strength of the storm was fairly mild she did dump a lot of rain in our rivers […]

Catching Bull Redfish in the 30-40 lb. class is no easy accomplishment. The Big Redfish are know to feed on certain tides and areas...

With the variety of flies that anglers and guides carry one particular fly stands out as the undisputed king: the Rusty Spinner. This seemingly simple pattern has earned its crown on Montanas Missouri River for good reason. The Trusty Rusty: The Rusty Spinner is a dry fly pattern that imitates the spent stage of … The post The Rusty Spinner Fly ap...

August’s about to roll through Myrtle Beach and every day’s cooking up some serious heat. This summer has been a hot one in general. June brought the heat to the Grand Strand early on with average high temps hovering around 84°F and dipping to about 73°F at night. (The water was nice and warm too […]

Last Updated on July 20 2024 by Capt. R.C. I’m no marine biologist but common-sense prompts attention to the possible consequences of targeting Bull Reds this time of year. The elevated water temperatures the spawning period of these fish and their increased susceptibility to predators is worth questioning the ethics and sustainability of pursuing...

While dry fly purists may focus on rising trout nymphing—specifically short leash nymphing—offers an effective way to target trout before during and after a hatch in the shallows. Short leash nymphing on the Missouri River combines precision adaptability and an understanding of the river’s unique characteristics. Here’s a dive into the short leash...