Captain Dave's vast experience on the Santee Cooper Lakes and his love of fishing promise to provide you with a great adventure. Come fish and see why Santee Cooper is the Catfishing Capital of the World! Captain Dave's vast experience on the Santee Cooper Lakes and his love of fishing promise to provide you with a great adventure.

We are the premier SC Lowcountry charter fishing and guide service - for near shore, inshore, jetty, and flats fishing along the beautiful coast near historic Georgetown, South Carolina. We are less than 1 hour away from Charleston and Myrtle Beach, only 10 to 20 minutes from Pawleys Island and Litchfield, respectively.

Book Capt. Steve for your inshore adventure today. You'll create memories to last a lifetime when you catch trophy redfish, sea trout, flounder and tarpon while exploring the pristine Barrier Islands and salt marshes of South Carolina. Captain Steve also offers family adventures including island hop...

Whether you are looking for big game fish in the deep blue waters, or just want to book a half day trip to fish for a fresh, tasty lunch, Bulldog Charters is where you want to book your next trip!

The Broad River fl ows along the eastern side of the Enoree District within the Sumter National Forest. Called the Broad River since 1745, the river once was a bound ary be tween the Cherokee and Catawba Indian tribes. The river runs through a millrace at Lockhart leaving the riverbed virtually dry ...

The Chattooga River begins in mountainous North Carolina as small rivulets, nourished by springs and abundant rainfall, high on the slopes of the Appalachian Mountains—the start of a 50-mile journey that ends at Lake Tugaloo between South Carolina and Georgia, dropping almost ½ mile in elevation.The...

This 8.2-mile trail takes the paddler down the historic Santee River, through the fast moving confines of Chicken Creek, back onto the Santee and up Wambaw Creek to the bridge at Echaw Road. Well drained oakhickory hills along Chicken Creek provide opportunities for exploration on foot.Put in at McC...

This small blackwater creek winds through magnificent oak-hickory stands as well as cypresstupelo swamps. Opportunities for viewing bobcats, owls, wild turkeys, and more occur at every bend. The abundance of well-drained mature forests on the bank invites exploration on foot. The right bank when tra...

The Enoree River flows through the scenic piedmont section of the Sumter National Forest. Some know the Enoree River as "River of Muscadines.” Visitors will see steep hardwood bluffs, bottomland forests and small marshy areas. The river ranges from 2 to 6 feet deep and from 40 to 70 feet wide. Water...