moderate
3–5 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness to paddle and fish for several hours comfortably.
Paddle peaceful salt marshes of Pawleys Island while fishing for redfish and speckled trout on a guided kayak trip. Perfect for anglers seeking serenity and big catches.
Experience the thrill of kayak fishing in serene, shallow waters where big fish thrive, away from power boats. Guided by an expert, you'll target species like redfish, flounder, and speckled trout. All equipment is provided for an unforgettable adventure in South Carolina's beautiful saltwater fishing spots.
In our fishing kayaks you can go where the fish are. Many big fish like to feed in very shallow creeks and inlets where power boats can’t go. The Kayak lets you go there! Kayak fishing is becoming a hugely popular sport because in a shallow draft kayak you can quietly get up into the shallows where the big fish like to feed. Our experienced guide will take you to the best saltwater fishing spots in the area. Go after red-fish (aka spot tail, red drum, puppy drum), flounder, speckled trout, weakfish, mackerel, spot, croaker, whiting, blue-fish and more. We provide all equipment, including bait. You do need a South Carolina Saltwater Fishing License. All fishing kayak tours can normally accommodate a maximum of 4 participants.
Single Person $160 per person
Group of 2-4 people $130 per person
Everyday
4 Hours
Sun protection and insect repellent are essential due to limited shade and the presence of marsh mosquitoes.
Fishing success depends on tides; plan your kayak trip around outgoing or incoming tides to increase your catch.
Lightweight, moisture-wicking fabrics keep you comfortable when splashed or sweating on the water.
A personal flotation device is mandatory and boosts safety during kayak fishing.
Pawleys Island is one of the oldest summer vacation spots on the East Coast, with a rich traditions of fishing and coastal conservation dating back to the 18th century.
Guides promote catch-and-release practices and respect for fragile marsh ecosystems to protect local fish populations.
Provided by the guide, tailored to local species for the best chance at a catch.
Reduces glare on water, helping to spot fish and protect your eyes.
Keeps valuables and electronics dry during the trip.
Protects face and neck from the sun during long hours on the water.
summer specific