Put 'Em Back Post

Welcome to Marsh Madness Spring 2025! During the month of March, Toadfish will highlight four sects of our natural world that are essential to conserve, preserve, and maintain. Join us to express our gratitude for those who have dedicated their lives to nourishing and protecting our beloved ecosystems.

In this article, we highlight Toadfish’s partnerships with leading conservation organizations working to restore coastal ecosystems. From oyster reef restoration to seagrass recovery and innovative recycling efforts, we showcase how these collaborations are making a lasting impact on our waters.

From early September through mid-November, the beaches of South Carolina are overrun by big sharks and bull redfish in hot pursuit of mullet journeying south. With massive fish cruising the shallows, the surf fishing bite can be exceptionally productive. Lucky for you, Toadfish has a comprehensive line of surf fishing equipment that will get you geared up to catch giant fish off the beach!

Discover how Toadfish is teaming up with Tampa Bay Waterkeeper to support their fight for seagrass conservation and help turn the tide against pollution!

Discover how to effectively catch, clean, and cook shrimp with Toadfish! Learn about essential gear like cast nets, fish finders, and more + learn about tools from Toadfish that will make your experience better. Also, learn new recipes and get inspired with unique cooking tools and ideas!

In this post, Toadfish teams up with SCDNR's SCORE program to both build and deploy Manufactured Wire Reefs!

Learn about Red Snapper regulations in the South Atlantic Region and gear up for July 12th with Toadfish 's rods, reels, fillet knives, kitchen products, and more!

Learn how “used” oyster shells play a vital role in coastal conservation. Through SCDNR’s oyster recycling program, discarded shells from restaurants, oyster roasts, and collection sites are gathered, sorted, and quarantined before being repurposed to rebuild oyster reefs. These reefs provide habitat for marine life and improve water quality, as a single oyster can filter up to 50 gallons of water daily. Join us in supporting cleaner waters and stronger ecosystems by recycling your oyster shells! #PutEmBack

There is nothing I love more than a fresh snack at the beach! Through my years sitting on the salty beaches of South Carolina with a rumbling stomach, I have run the gambit on snacks! I have tried chips, pretzels,...