Spring Island Blogs

Osprey Pond Fish Move a Success

As part of the golf course renovation, over 1,300 bass and bream (valued at more than $6,000) have been successfully relocated to other ponds on Spring Island due to the draining of Osprey Pond.  Included in the fish saved was a ten pound trophy bass which was relocated to the Upper Goose Pond. The remaining fish have been moved to the following ponds: Old Tabby Links, Deep Pond, and Twin Pipes.
 

 

Saltwater Fishing From Port Royal Sound and Beyond

Saltwater Fishing From Port Royal Sound and Beyond
Thursday, April 7th at the Art Barn
6:00 pm Cocktails / 6:30 pm Program

Captain Michael Perry discusses the many opportunities of inshore and offshore fishing that are available in the waters surrounding Spring Island. The discussion will focus on details about different species, seasonal recommendations for booking a charter and all types of disciplines from light tackle, fly, live baiting, trolling and bottom fishing. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from a master.

Epic Tarpon

Spring Island guest, Wade Bales, caught this monster. 
 
Mike Perry estimated this fish to potentially exceed the current state record of 154lbs.

This fish was released to fight another day.

Spring Island Fishing

Spring Island's Michael Perry, and friends, showcasing some trophy catches:

Top from left: African Pampano; Red Snapper; Gag Grouper

Bottom from left: Red Snapper; Cobia; Wahoo