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Summer Bonanza: Spanish Mackeral, Bluefish, Jack Cravelle
- by Captain Jimmy Reese
You’ve heard the story… “We got into fish so thick we caught one every time we wet our line!” Then you think, “Why can’t I do that?” Well…you can! Early June through September, the warm waters surrounding our Island attract bountiful schools of baitfish including Menhaden, Silversides, and Pilchards. These bait fish are favorite foods of migratory Spanish Mackeral, Bluefish and Jack Cravelle.(more)
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By: Ilo Tefft
Hilton Head Island has over 50 miles of walking and bike paths, and that
doesn’t include the beach! The city keeps building more! Why? Because it is
the best way to get your exercise, walk the dog, and enjoy the island’s
natural beauty. All paths lead to great eating places, shopping, and water
views. They are mostly tree covered and are typically flat and very easy to
navigate. And cycling is parking-hassle free!
Bicycling in Sea Pines is a “must” for cycling, but also try Palmetto Dunes,
Shelter Cove and even Shipyard if your destination is the Crown Plaza. But
connecting all of these places from the south to the north end of the island
are more bike paths along Hwy 278, Pope Avenue, North and South Forest Beach
Drives, and Palmetto Bay Road. Bike path maps are available at bike rental
shops and you can check out a cool bike map that...(more) |
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Port Royal Sound Cobia Fishing
- by Captain Jimmy Reese
Port Royal Sound is the place (literally right around the corner from Hudson’s); late April through May is the time; Cobia fishing is The Sport, and a great sport it is! Anglers throughout the Eastern United States regard Port Royal Sound as the premier fishing ground for the “Spring run” of Cobia.(more)
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