Corporate Fishing Trip on Clarks Hill Lake
Looking to get your team out of the office and onto one of the Southeast's most productive fishing waters? Our corporate and big group trips on Clarks Hill Lake are perfect for companies wanting to treat their employees or clients to a day they won't forget. Whether you're bringing the family for a reunion or organizing a company outing, we've got the boats and know-how to make it happen. Clarks Hill Lake sits right on the Georgia-South Carolina border and offers some of the finest crappie and striped bass fishing in the country. We partner with other top-rated charter captains on the lake to handle larger groups, so nobody gets left behind at the dock.
What to Expect on the Water
When you book a big group trip with Reel N Time Fishing Charters, you're getting more than just a boat ride. We coordinate with the best captains on Clarks Hill Lake to put together a fishing experience that works for groups of all skill levels. Each boat typically handles up to 6 anglers, so if you've got 12 people, we'll set you up with two boats running together. The lake covers over 71,000 acres with countless coves, points, and structure that hold fish year-round. We'll position the boats in proven spots where crappie stack up around submerged timber or where stripers chase baitfish along the main lake points. Don't worry if half your group has never held a fishing rod – our captains know how to get everyone involved and catching fish. The atmosphere is relaxed and fun, perfect for building team chemistry away from the conference room.
Proven Techniques & Tackle
Crappie fishing on Clarks Hill revolves around finding the right depth and structure. We use electronics to locate schools suspended around standing timber, brush piles, and creek channel drops. Depending on the season, we might be working jigs and minnows vertically in 15-20 feet of water or pulling crankbaits along contour lines. For stripers, we'll troll umbrella rigs and big swimbaits in open water or work live bait around points and humps where the fish ambush shad schools. All tackle and bait are provided, though you're welcome to bring your own gear if you've got favorites. We keep multiple rods rigged and ready so there's minimal downtime when someone gets hung up or loses a fish. The key on Clarks Hill is staying mobile and adapting to what the fish want on any given day. Water temperature, weather patterns, and time of year all factor into our approach.
Customer Stories
"I've charter fishing boats around the world over the last 25 years. Mr Weeks is right there with the best of them. We had a great time. He has great personality and a good sense of humor. I will be booking with him next spring It was scorching hot 🥵 98 degrees and he still put us on the fish. We did good 70 crappie-5 anglers." - Scott
Target Species Breakdown
Crappie are the bread and butter of Clarks Hill Lake fishing, and for good reason. These slab-sided panfish grow fat feeding on the lake's abundant shad population, with many fish pushing 14-16 inches and weighing over two pounds. Spring brings the best action when crappie move shallow to spawn in March and April, but they're catchable year-round if you know where to look. During summer, they suspend in deeper water around standing timber and brush piles, often 15-25 feet down. Fall fishing can be outstanding as they feed heavily before winter, and even cold weather fishing produces when you work slowly in the right spots. What makes crappie so appealing for group trips is their willingness to bite and the fact that they usually travel in schools – when you find one, you'll often find many more.
Striped bass fishing on Clarks Hill Lake offers the chance at some serious arm-burning action. These powerful fish can range from schoolie-sized 3-5 pounders up to trophy-class fish over 30 pounds. Stripers are most active during cooler months from October through April, though early morning and late evening bites can produce year-round. They're notorious for their aggressive strikes and bulldogging runs that test both your tackle and your stamina. The lake's population is supplemented by regular stocking, and the forage base of threadfin and gizzard shad keeps them healthy and growing. For corporate groups, landing a big striper creates the kind of excitement and team bonding that you just can't get in a boardroom.
Time to Book Your Spot
Clarks Hill Lake fishing with Reel N Time Fishing Charters delivers the kind of day that builds lasting memories and stronger teams. Our partnership with other top captains means we can handle groups of any size without compromising on quality or fish-catching success. The lake's year-round fishery and our local knowledge combine to give you the best shot at putting everyone on fish, regardless of experience level. Remember to grab your South Carolina or Georgia fishing license before the trip – everyone needs their own, and you can get them through the link on our website. For large parties, give us a call 1-2 months ahead so we can coordinate boats and ensure everything runs smoothly. Whether you're celebrating a successful quarter or just want to get the team out for some fresh air and fish stories, this trip delivers exactly what you're looking for.