HHISFC July Meeting

SPECIAL PROGRAM

SCDNR presents latest research results on Beaufort County Cobia


King Mackerel And Tarpon Updates

Event Date: July, 08 2007

NEW!!!
Buy HHISFC Apparel Online


HHISFC has teamed up with Cafepress to offer you HHISFC swag. Get your T-shirts, Calendars, Coffee mugs, Log Books and more at the online store. All proceeds are donated to the Hilton Head Reef Foundation.

HHISFC vs. Beaufort Fishing & Diving Club Year Long Tournament

Hilton Head Island Sportfishing Club is hosting a year long tournament against the Beaufort Fishing and Diving Club. The tournament is open to everyone and contains many popular species.

Score Board:
HHI BEAUFORT
8 16

Get Entry Info
Check Results (as of July 2)
Discuss Tournament
SC Fishing Rules/Regs/Licenses

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Sponsors:
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Club History

How HHISFC came to be

The Hilton Head Island Sportfishing Club was founded back in the early 80's by a group of local charter captains led by Capt. Fuzzy Davis and Capt. Marty Pinkston for the purpose of building offshore artificial reefs. Their first project was the construction of the Fishamerica Reef using the concrete rubble from the old Hilton Head swing bridge.

Sometime after the building of the reefs, the sportfishing club started to fade.  Russell Patterson, a local attorney, stepped in and revived it and created the Hilton Head Reef Foundation as a tax deductible arm for further artificial reef construction.

Since the inception of the Reef Foundation, the sportsfishing club has grown considerably.  The club focuses more on sportsfishing techniques and networking local fisherman, while the HHRF has remained at the frontline of marine fishery conservation.  The two groups function together, remain closely linked, and continue to grow.
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