Thread: Enroute to sc with boat

What part you moving to


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Originally Posted by cutbait

What part you moving to


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i will be stationed at shaw afb, hoping for a rental around camden, i will see what is available soon

Originally Posted by micorps

i will be stationed at shaw afb, hoping for a rental around camden, i will see what is available soon

If you rent in Sumter you are about 30 minutes from the Sparkleberry Swamp in the upper Santee Cooper lakes. Not a prettier place on earth or a better one to fish. Plus, it's pushing 100 degrees here most days and that part of the lake is flooded cypress swamp which equates to SHADE.
Camden is close to Lake Wateree but I'm partial to Santee.

Originally Posted by SeaRay

If you rent in Sumter you are about 30 minutes from the Sparkleberry Swamp in the upper Santee Cooper lakes. Not a prettier place on earth or a better one to fish. Plus, it's pushing 100 degrees here most days and that part of the lake is flooded cypress swamp which equates to SHADE.
Camden is close to Lake Wateree but I'm partial to Santee.

Thank you for the advice sea ray. Im finding nice places near sumter which means short drive to work and located between santee and wateree. I plan on renting a year and should know by then if i want to stay in sc and buy a place when i retire in 4 years

Glad your finally heading our way. Be glad to meet you once your settled in. Keep us posted when your ready to fish and we'll see if we can set something up.

Originally Posted by BigDawgg

Glad your finally heading our way. Be glad to meet you once your settled in. Keep us posted when your ready to fish and we'll see if we can set something up.

cant wait to get out, hoping to get the boat all legit asap and will definitely take you up on the offer. Tim

Safe travels, we welcome you to our little part of paradise of this great country.

Originally Posted by Inkdabber

Safe travels, we welcome you to our little part of paradise of this great country.

thank you ink, hope there will be a seat available one of these days

welcome home and thanks for your service

Well, well, well...........Ive been wrong before and it apparently appears that I am wrong again. Thanks for those posts...first Ive ever seen of them before. I was thinking "my" Broad when I first read the post but regardless I never thought a muskie would ever been in our warm waters. Those smallies have always looked like GREAT table fare and I'd LOVE catching a couple to try out one of these days. But like I said....never seen either caught around where I fish. They say we have had a few walleye in Lake Hartwell and Ive talked with a few folks that have said that years ago they used to catch them but I havent heard of any caught lately either.