This was my third trip going out with Off the Hook Charters and my second trip with Captain Brian…read more By far the best trip yet. Within 30 min of heading out we were hooking up with the Bull Red's non stop for two hours until we were too tired to reel anymore in. After that we headed back in and caught our limit on trout within an hour before calling it a wrap. This trip did not disappoint and I would highly recommend to anyone looking for a charter to go with "Off the Hook Charters".

This may have been the best vacation activity ever - and we've had a lot of great ones! We went…read moreout with Captain Ben at 7:00 am on the 4th of July! By 7:40 he netted more bait then we could use. Off into the Atlantic we went for the adventure. Once anchored, within 10 minutes, we had our first bites - but we couldn't get them reeled in. Then it got exciting. Over the next hour and a half we caught FIVE SHARKS - a HAMMERHEAD, BONNETHEAD, BLACK TIP and 2 BLACK NOSE. We were able to bring 4 of them into the boat for a picture before we threw them back. Our 21-year-old daughter got the trophy for the day as she reeled in a 5 foot long BLACK TIP SHARK that was well over the boat limited - WAY to big to handle (well over 100 lbs) so Captain Ben cut the hook out while leaning next to the boat and let him go. Thank you to Captain Ben and Off the Hook Fishing Charters for making one of the best memories ever!

After paying the nine dollars for a day pass to enter Sea Pines we followed the column of traffic…read moreheaded to Harbour Town, I've visited this location quite a bit over the years but it's been more than a decade and it seems not much has change except for the ridiculous amount of traffic on the island. I live in a tourist town in Florida so it's annoying but part of life in paradise. I guess the entrance fee covers your parking because it's all free once you pass the guard gates, all that's required is luck finding a space within a reasonable walking distance, I got lucky today being someone was pulling out just as I arrived at the preferred parking lot a stones throw from the pier. The pier is well constructed and offers some great views and a covered sitting area at the end. There are plenty of charter businesses that run parallel to the pier and a number of placards describing some of the local bird and sea inhabitants. I always spend some time on the local piers when visiting different areas they all seem to offer a few moments of serenity. There is also a walking beach close by that looks like it offers some shelling opportunities but today that option looks limited, I'm sure most visitors grab a few free souvenirs from here. It's a must do while visiting Harbour Town and this alone is worth the price of admission when considering the parking is free...

The perfect spot for your photo of the sunset on Hilton Head Island, there is no charge to visit…read morethe pier (you've already paid to enter Sea Pines) and you can easily get out over the water. We checked it out, took our pictures, and moved along. I think the Daufuskie Island Ferry might stop here, but certainly any number of harbor (harbour?) cruises depart and return from here. [Review 12424 overall, 2211 of 2019.]

Such a well run outfit. We had Captain Harry again. Great with the kids and a lot of fun. It's our…read morefourth time tubing with Live OAC and it's a tradition for my boys (15 and 9). We have had both Captain Scott and Harry and both are great, patient and lots of fun! We will be back next summer and I couldn't recommend them more highly. Thanks guys!!

We had hours of fun ZUP boarding & tubing with Captain Blair who was a wonderful host! Highly…read morerecommend! Even got to see a pod of dolphins on our way out of the marina!

Lazaretto Creek Park Fishing Pier is located right outside of Tybee Island and is about a…read moretwenty-minute drive from downtown Savannah. I think that due to the distance from Savannah, this pier does not get a lot of usage compared to others in the area. The pier side of the creek also contains a boat ramp about a one-half mile from the pier, with the pier situated at the end of the road. There are no public facilities or running water at the pier, with two portable restrooms the only structures located there. While fishing, there are great views of the Lazaretto Creek Bridge. Visible on the other side of the creek are several fishing and charter boats, jet skiers, kayakers and several restaurants. In between catching fish, activity from these businesses is more than enough to keep you occupied while enjoying the picturesque views. It is never too busy at the pier, with weekend traffic consisting of about ten people. Consider Lazaretto Fishing Pier if you desire a peaceful and scenic fishing experience.

Excellent fishing pier with a awesome view of Lazaretto Creek as it goes under the Highway 80…read morebridge out to the ocean. Across the creek is the Loco Moco Bar and North Island Kayak & Canoe Rentals (also jet skis). Great location to watch the sun raise or just good ol' fashion fish'n. Also has two porta potties in the parking area. No running water at this location.

We happened to have a great day on the water for some excellent fishing. I didn't have any…read moreexpectations since I'm not a seasoned fisherman. I think this might have been my first fishing expedition and I would do it again. I suggest getting there early enough to get situated. What I didn't know was you could bring backpacks and flexible coolers which are stored inside the boat area. Most people brought sandwiches and snacks for the journey. They also have a concession stand inside which serves food, snacks, soft drinks and beer. The prices are reasonable. Even the $85 for the 5.5 hour excursion seemed very reasonable as well. They provide all the equipment and bait. You just need to bring your skills or possibly patience. The crew helps to show you how to fish and takes care of anything you may catch and want to bring back. They do the fileting as well as packing of the fish. For my group, we just wanted to hang out and enjoy the open seas. Most of us caught something, but nothing worth keeping. All catch and release. We start out going through the tributaries towards Calibogue Sound towards Daufuskie Island. There are some artificial reefs we were able to anchor near. The Captain knows where most of the fish are. Some folks on our excursion caught some decent size fish which they were keeping. I caught a Croaker, but tossed it back. A family with small children had some sea sickness so it's important to bring Dramamine or buy some on the ship. My take it--- if you're a first time or casual fisherman, this is for you. if you're more of a professional, get a charter.

Just go! I was on the fence with the mixed reviews but frame your thinking correctly and you'll be…read morehappy. We had a fun time, saw some dolphins too and as far as I could tell everyone caught a few fish! We got to keep our croaker and whiting to eat at home, the others we tossed back. You may get sick. There's medicine on board and the crew is super attentive with cold wet towels, which is super revitalizing believe it or not. The crew is moving nonstop to help everyone but they're always chill and patient.

Our family went fishing with Captain Will and had a great time! Will went above and beyond to make…read moresure our boys had an adventure, with one of our sons saying "I'm going to remember this for the rest of my life" after we caught a few black tips and a spinner shark. The boat was very comfortable and safety was kept in mind throughout. We also got a nice historical tour of the island, spotting dolphins and rare birds along the way. Thanks Will!

Hubs wanted a full day on the water to fish and see the fireworks, kids wanted to look for shark…read moreteeth and also wanted to go fishing, I just wanted an experience to remember. I found recommendations for Native Son Adventures on a Facebook group, looked at what they had to offer, and decided to call and check availability. We ended up not scheduling a full day on the water, but scheduled a morning tour and an evening tour. The morning tour included shark tooth hunting (the kids found 3!), fishing, (we caught 2 sharks), dolphin sightings, and cruising around the area. Our evening tour included a visit to shell island, some more fishing (we caught another shark), and a sunset cruise, and a stop to watch the fireworks. Both tours were on a tiki boat that had couch seating for 6 and bar seating for 6, so our family of 5 had plenty of space to move around and stretch out and relax. We were all very happy with the time we spent with Captain Will and Captain Byron. Both Captains made our tours a memorable experience for our family.

We had Captain Justice for inshore trip. Caught 14+ redfish. Justice knew the spots and what to do…read more Great trip for the novice fisherman that wants redfish for dinner. No brained to use Justice again.

Our boys can't stop talking about our fishing experience on The Shadow private charter. Tommy is a…read morepro! A great guy who knows the island and his craft. He and his nephew took us to a nice spot in the Sound, gave the boys some good coaching, and the boys ended up catching a baby shark and several hammer heads. Definitely a highlight of any beach vacation we've ever taken. Highly recommend the early evening 2-hour experience if you're doing it just for fun, not serious fishing.