Trips & rates

    Pick your day on the water

    Private trips for up to six people. Rods, reels, bait and tackle are always included.

    864-417-7163
    Lake Hartwell striper fishing with Reel Rabb — guided trip photo 24

    Striper Fishing 1-3 people

    $500

    • 5 hours
    • 1-3 anglers

    Five hours chasing Lake Hartwell striper with Capt. Nathan — perfect for a small group, a dad-and-kid morning, or a first time on the lake.

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    Lake Hartwell striper fishing with Reel Rabb — guided trip photo 31

    Striper Fishing 4-6 people

    $600

    • 5 hours
    • 4-6 anglers

    The full-boat trip. Five hours of striper fishing with room for the whole family or crew on a 22' Tracker fishing barge.

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    Reel Rabb pontoon lit up for an early morning striper trip

    Sunset Cruise

    $300

    • 2 hours
    • 1-6 guests

    A two-hour scenic tour of Lake Hartwell. Relax, unwind, and soak in peaceful water views as the sun sets.

    Details

    Book online, no phone tag required

    1. 1. Choose your trip. Striper fishing for 1-3 anglers, striper fishing for 4-6, or the 2 hour sunset cruise. Every trip page lists exactly what is included.
    2. 2. Pick an open date and time. The booking calendar shows live availability, so if a slot is still on the calendar, it is still yours to take.
    3. 3. Confirm and you are booked. Your trip details come straight to your inbox — meet time, ramp, and what to bring.
    4. 4. Show up ready to fish. Meet at Hatton's Ford Boat Ramp with your license, food and drinks. Everything else is aboard.

    Something the calendar can't answer? Text or call 864-417-7163 and Capt. Nathan will get back to you.

    Season notes

    Striper bite well on Lake Hartwell all year, with the cool months from fall through spring being prime time. Spring and fall weekends book up first, and weekday mornings are the quietest water of the week.

    If lightning or unsafe weather moves in, your trip is rescheduled — safety first, always.

    Good to know

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