Hi. I'm Robbie Burr. Owner of Pee Dee Fishing Adventures. I am a   
licensed fishing guide in N.C. and have been fishing the Pee Dee for
many years. I am a life long fishing angler and am very passionate
about the sport. I am very thankful to be able to share my love for this
sport with others. Especially kids.  Come and fish with me on the Pee
Dee. I will do my best to make your trip a memorable one.
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" About the Pee Dee "
The Pee Dee crosses both N.C. and S. C. before reaching
the Atlantic and empying into Win Ya Bay near Charleston, S.C. The Pee Dee heads
up in the Nc mountains and is called the Yadkin river. The first lake on the Yadkin river
is HighRock, then Tuckertown, Badin and Narrows. Next comes lake Tillery and  at
the upper end of Tillery  the Uharrie river runs into the Yakin. From this point on the
Yakin is known as the Great Pee Dee river. Below lake Tillery the Pee Dee runs a 20
mile stretch of river before reaching Blewett Falls Lake. Blewetts is the last lake on
the Yadkin / Pee Dee chain.  Below Blewett Falls  the Pee Dee runs 125+/- miles
unobstructed before meeting the ocean.
I operate my Guide Service on Blewett Falls Lake and on the Pee Dee River below
Blewett Falls Dam. Blewett Falls lake is small, only 2,200 acres. It is fairly shallow,
has dingy  water, and is full of stumps. It is stocked with largemouth bass, bream ,
crappie, stripers and catfish but is recognized mostly for its abundance of catfish.
The tail race waters below Blewett Falls dam are treacherous. Rocky shoals , shallow
water and swift water currents make it very difficult to navigate.  The water level  
changes constantly due to the Hydro Electric Plant releasing water.  Blewetts is the
last dam on the Pee Dee so saltwater fish, such as striped bass, american and
hickory shad and mullet, swim up the Pee Dee in the spring to spawn. I have even
caught a few small flounder in my cast net. The fishing pressure is minimum because
access is so difficult.  This is where I concentrate most of my efforts when fishing for
the trophy blue cats.
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" About My Boat "

I fish out of a 20' long, 6' wide all welded aluminum boat, powered with a
115 HP Yamaha 4 stroke jet motor. It is fully customized by myself, and
designed to operate in shallow water. It is fully rigged with Lowrance
electronics, GPS, and plenty of rod holders.  Loaded down my boat will
float in only 5" of water.  My boat allows me to fish places in the river that
most anglers can not even get too.  Where ever the fish may be I can put
you on them.
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The Pee Dee
Blewett Falls Dam
The Pee Dee
The Pee Dee
Blewett Falls Power House
Robbie - 62pnd flathead - caught by client
 
Guide boat
Guide boat
"About the Fish In the Pee Dee"
2 in the boat and 1 on the way
Hooked blue cat
Client - blue cat
Hooked blue cat
Client - blue cat
Client - 42 pn blue cat
Blue Cats
We have allot of blue cats in the Pee Dee. Fishing in Blewett Falls  lake you can
expect to catch blue cats from 5 - 30 pounds . Down in the tail waters below
Blewetts dam the blues are bigger. You can expect to catch blues from 15 - 50
pounds, and possibly a 60 or bigger. My biggest blue weighed 74 pounds. The
blues bite well all year round, day or night



There are flatheads in Blewett Falls Lake and down in the river below, although I
do most of my flathead fishing in Blewett falls Lake.    My biggest flathead is 62
pounds. The flathead fishing is slower than the blue fishing but it is well worth the
wait when you get one on. They fight really hard and they are by far my favorite
fish to catch. The flatheads bite more consistently during the warmer months,
although you may catch one any time. You can catch them during the day or
night and the most productive time to fish for them is from
May - Nov.
Flatheads



We have a good population of chanel cats in Blewett Falls lake and in the river
below. They seem to bite about anytime and they will range from 5 - 15 pounds
in size. They are allot of fun to catch on light tackle
Channel Cats



Stripers or " rock fish" come up the Pee Dee from the ocean in the spring to
spawn. Once they spawn they hang around in the river for a while, then work
their way back down to the coast. They start showing up in March and can be
caught on into the fall. The number of stripers that actually make it up this far
before spawning and turning back depends on the river flow. When they are
here you can expect to catch fish from 5 - 20 pounds and maybe a 25 pounder.
My biggest striper weighed 26 pounds. Prime time to catch  stripers is from
May to November.
Striped Bass



The shad fishing is getting more popular each year, especially for fly rod
anglers. They are allot of fun on ultra light tackle as well. The shad  come up
from the ocean to spawn in the spring, but unlike the stripers, the shad seem to
find their way up regardless of the river flow. They start showing up in March and
are here until they spawn and eventually die. The best time to catch them is from
April - June.
American and Hickory Shad



The mullet also come up from the ocean in the spring. They start showing up
about May and are here until the fall. They are catchable on ultra light tackle or a
fly rod.
Mullet
Captured blue cat
Robbie - 51 pnd blue cat
Clients - 2 at a time
Marty with blue cats
Client - 47 pnd blue cat
Client - 63 pnd blue cat
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at Pee Dee Fishing Adventures
Pee Dee Fishing Adventures - Robbie Burr, Fishing
Guide -2314 Power Plant Road,
Lilesville, NC 28091 - (704) 695-2587 (email)
pdfishingadventures@yahoo.com
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