moderate
3–6 hours
Moderate fitness required to stand and move around a boat for several hours, with light lifting of fishing gear.
Discover the thrill of customized saltwater fishing with Private Fishing Charters on Hilton Head Island. Perfect for all skill levels, these exclusive trips offer an intimate, flexible way to experience the Lowcountry's thriving marine life.
For all ages! • Up to 6 guests • Prices starting at $625 • Hourly options starting at 3 Hours!
3 Hours - $625 4 Hours - $750 5 Hours - $900 6 Hours - $1200 8 Hours - $1700
Redfish, tarpon, sharks, cobia, trout, sheepshead and mackerals are available in these pristine waters at different times of the year. This estuary is protected by state and federal laws and the Port Royal Sound Foundation. These waters and marshes are among the cleanest and most productive in the world. Oysters, clams and shrimp abound.
Large schools of baitfish arrive in early spring and the hungry predators show up with them. Fifteen to twenty species of shark arrive in May. These include tiger, hammerhead, bull, lemon and blacktip just to name a few. Port Royal Sound and the Broad River are the best places on the east coast to catch Cobia, Tarpon and Big Redfish. Get ready for plenty of great fishing excitement.
All trips include ice, bait, tackle and licenses. All tackle, rods, reels and licenses are provided. We are also a pet friendly boat. All you need to bring is you and your friends ready for action!
Charters fill up quickly, especially during peak season, so reserve your spot ahead of time to secure preferred dates.
South Carolina sun can be intense; pack sunscreen, hats, and polarized sunglasses to stay comfortable on the water.
Decks can get slippery; wear sturdy, non-slip footwear for safety while fishing.
Pay close attention during orientation to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip for everyone.
Hilton Head Island’s waters have been vital for fishing and transportation since Native American and colonial times, shaping the Lowcountry culture.
The charter service follows sustainable fishing practices supporting local marine habitat preservation efforts.
Reduce glare off the water to spot fish and protect your eyes during sunny afternoons.
summer specific
Protect your hands when handling lines and fish without sacrificing dexterity.
summer specific
Dress for sun protection and comfort during extended time outdoors on the boat.
spring specific
Capture memories without worrying about water damage during your fishing trip.