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Hilton Head Island is a beautiful oasis in the heart of South Carolina’s Lowcountry. This paradise on Earth is known for its spectacular golf courses, breathtaking beaches, and fishing areas.
Hilton Head offers miles of pristine beaches and waterways for seasoned or beginner anglers wanting to catch some of the region’s most sought-after fish. Explore the best fishing areas in Hilton Head with this guide from Beachside Hilton Head — but beware of gators!
Hilton Head’s inshore waters teem with redfish, trout, flounder, and other species. We have narrowed down the best spots for fishing here in Hilton Head.
Jarvis Creek Park’s freshwater pond is a great fishing spot. The pond is home to species of catfish, bass, and bream — a wide variety for any aspiring fishermen.
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Largemouth bass, bluegill, and eel are only a few of the many species you can find at Palmetto Dunes Lagoon. These species were able to thrive because of the 11-mile lagoon system they offer.
Kayak fishing is also a popular option here, as the lagoon is calm and easy to navigate. Palmetto Dunes Resort offers kayak rentals for those who don’t have their own equipment.
What are you waiting for? Indulge in a fishing trip and book Palmetto Dunes Lagoon now!
This beautiful nature reserve is located along saltwater marshes and tidal creeks where you can catch redfish, spotted seatrout, and flounder.
Check out other amenities that Pinckney Island National Wildlife Refuge has to offer. Call them today!
Here are some places to rent charters that offer inshore and offshore fishing trips while you’re in Hilton Head.
The Harbour Town lighthouse is iconic among fishing experts because it’s home to a variety of species — including redfish, trout, flounder, and tarpon — and offers a stunning view!
Charters to rent in Harbour Town:
Shelter Cove is another popular destination for hobbyist fishermen. You can fish for trout, tarpon, shark and many more at Shelter cove by sailing in one of these charters:
The best time of year to fish in Hilton Head depends on your target species. If you wish to catch some redfish, go from September to November. If you’re looking for tarpon, the summer season from June to August is the best time to fish. Sharks are best caught in the summer too! Tuna is best caught in the fall which is from September to June.
That’s all for Hilton Head’s top fishing spots! We hope this guide has helped you in your fisherman journey. If you want a relaxing place to fish and unwind, a little trip to Hilton Head might be just the thing you need!