Fly Fishing the Lowcountry
LC Shrimp | LC Fiddler | LC Ghost Strip
Every dedicated fly tier has a story. John Holbrook’s story is the best I’ve every heard, and by the way, if redfish are your passion, his insight into patterns and fishing for these bruisers is pretty damn impressive, too.
BY ERIC BROWN, AKA: RIC
To understand how I ended up spending so many enjoyable hours in a flats boat with Dick Werenberg, I came to understand his compassion for the wellbeing of his fellow man and realize his amazing depth of knowledge in so many areas. I need to start with an event which occurred before his arrival. The purchase of my first flats boat.
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by Dave Murray
February, 2021
Editor’s Note:David Murray is a charter member of the Sea Island Fly Fishers founded on April3rd, 1996.
I’ve been thinking about this past February. It seems like it was colder and wetter than usual, but what really surprised me was how much wind we had. Now I’m wondering if that portends a more unsettled spring. Maybe I’m more apprehensive than usual because just the regular unsettled weather of March can present enough fly fishing challenges for me.
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John Paul II Catholic School grounds, Ridgeland, South Carolina
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Get your gear in order and call your fishing buddies!
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The 2023 Marsh Sense Clinics are now being filled. Learn the basics of successfully wading and fishing in the tidal marsh environment and, above all, doing it safely.
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The Sea Island Fly Fishers enthusiastically supports the Port Royal Sound Foundation’s partnership with University South Carolina Beaufort and the Adopt a Stream Program.
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The Sea Island Fly Fishers is restructuring the fly tying workshops and hope to have this important program available again to the membership in the near future.
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Please join your fellow SIFF members and become a “Watcher” with the Osprey Monitoring Project!
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Jack Baggette, Program Chairperson
What is a mentor program? A mentor program is a voluntary merging of experience with inexperience. New anglers could apply for assistance in any area of fly fishing needed. Experienced club members could agree to serve as mentors and share the skills and knowledge they possess.
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