Category Archives: Fishing

May 11

Friendship and Fishing is All You Need

Posted by Kiawah Island Recreation on May 11, 2012. No Comments

Moving to South Carolina has led me to a couple rituals I like to practice often. Of course one of them is going to the beach, and the other?…fishing. Relocating from Michigan, I had fished in bodies of fresh water … Read More

Apr 6

Spring Fishing on Kiawah

Posted by Mike Vegis on April 6, 2012. No Comments

  Some of our best fishing of the year occurs in the spring. The waters are starting to get warmer, and the fish are becoming more active and feeding heavily. Redfish and Sheepshead are found inshore and at the reefs year-round, … Read More

Apr 5

Earth Day every day!

Posted by Kiawah Island Recreation on April 5, 2012. No Comments

  Here at Kiawah Island we celebrate Earth Day everyday, but this year our recreation staff has three very special Earth Day events.  On Wednesday, April 11th, we will be hosting an Earth Day Trivia Night at Night Heron Bar … Read More

Mar 8

Dolphin Encounters of a Third Kind

Posted by Kiawah Island Recreation on March 8, 2012. One Comment

  Among all the various creatures on Kiawah, one that draws substantial attention is that of the Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin, Tursiops truncates. Both migratory and inland populations can be seen with an estimated 25 or so that show a specific … Read More

Jan 16

Kiawah’s new 14-person Bay Boat for Kiawah River Tours

Posted by Kiawah Island Recreation on January 16, 2012. 2 Comments

Check out the newest addition to the Kiawah Island Golf Resort Recreation Department, a 24-food Bay Boat that can carry 14 guests.  Jake Feary, the resort’s Assistant Director for Outdoor Programs explains the boat and how it will be used. … Read More

Nov 15

Fall Fishing Report

Posted by Kiawah Island Recreation on November 15, 2011. 2 Comments

~By Captain John Ward This is the season for some of the best fishing of the year. As the water continues to cool, zooplankton and phytoplankton blooms progressively dwindle and subsequently water clarity increases. Most importantly, the fish surrounding Kiawah … Read More