Lowcountry fishing guide, Capt. Rob Williams of Citadel Marine Services has been a part of the Toadfish team since the beginning. In our first episode of the Toadfish Guide Series, he discusses his thoughts on the Elite Carbon Series collection, coastal conservation, and shares some guide stories. 

Capt. Rob's preferred setup for targeting redfish in Charleston:

7'4'' Medium Light Extra Fast Spinning Rod

3000 Elite Carbon Series Spinning Reel

20 lb. Braided Line

Citadel Marine Services: https://www.citadelmarineservices.com/

Follow Capt. Rob on IG: https://www.instagram.com/citadelmarineservices/

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