8 hours · 1–2 anglers
Full day charter $850
Our longest trip: the inlet, marsh and creeks, and time to chase tarpon in summer.
Our longest trip, from the inlet to the creeks
The full day offers the ability to fish many spots within the inlet, marsh and creeks, and it’s the trip for tarpon in summer.
Eight hours lets Johnny fish multiple tides and areas, from North Inlet to Winyah Bay. In July through September, a full day is the best way to target tarpon, the fish behind our 2022 Lowcountry Tarpon Tournament win. In the fall, it’s a chance at bull redfish, trout and flounder in one day.
Great for
- Tarpon in summer
- Bull redfish in the fall
- Serious anglers and fly anglers who want the whole day
From the skiff
On a full day charter
Questions
Full day charter FAQ
Is a full day needed for tarpon?
It’s strongly recommended. Tarpon fishing takes patience and the right tide, and eight hours gives you the best chance at a jump and a release.
When is tarpon season?
Usually July through September, with the peak in August and September. See the fishing calendar.
How many anglers?
Rates cover 1 or 2 anglers. Multiple boats are available for groups of up to 6.
Come jump on the front of the skiff.
Pick your date and trip length and lock in the skiff online, or call Capt. Johnny to plan around the tides.