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Charleston Fishing

 

There is A LOT happening in the waters surrounding Charleston. From the rivers, marshes, canals, and Atlantic Ocean there are definitely plenty of fish available for your lures and bait. Among the many species you’ll be sure to find: lady holding Redfish in Charleston SC- Redfish

 

 

Spotted Seatrout

 

Striped Bass

 

Flounder

 

Pompano

 

Sheepshead

 

Whiting

 

Red Drum

 

Black Drum

 

King Mackerel

 

Spanish Mackerel

 

Croaker

 

Weakfish

 

Jack Crevalle

 

Tarpon

 

Amberjack

 

Lesser Amberjack

 

Snapper

 

Grouper

 

Black Seabass

 

Stingray

 

Cobia

 

Shark

 

Mahi Mahi

 

Barracuda

 

Ladyfish

 

Bluefish

 

Tuna

 

Sailfish

 

Marlin

 

Although we did not mention bait fish or the shrimping opportunity in Charleston, there is no doubt that these are also favorites as well. There really is tons of fishing here in Charleston… now you see why we love it so much!

Best Season for Fishing in Charleston

While the fishing is excellent year round in Charleston, keep in mind that the season will determine your fishing excursion. Colder temperatures tend to send some fish away, especially from November to March; but don’t worry… you can still get your line in the water and catch some large Redfish. In the summer months you’ll find Spotted Seatrout, Red Drum, Black Drum, and more. The trick is to fish at dawn or dusk when the waters are cooler and the fish are more active. Offshore fishing for pelagic species (billfish, wahoo, and such) is great during summer months as well. Without a doubt, the best time to fish in Charleston is April to September simply because of the variety of opportunities available to you: Inshore and offshore fishing alike will have your reel screaming!

Popular Types of Fishing in Charleston

Inshore fishing in Charleston is the name of the game: Again, with the many rivers, canals, marshes, backbays, and flats there are so many opportunities for anglers of all skill levels. Fly fishing for Tarpon in late summer is a favorite technique, as well as light tackle, spinning, or jigging near the shoreline. For those offshore fishing trips, you can expect the same techniques (light tackle, spinning, etc.), as well as trolling, deep sea fishing, or bottom fishing. Your FishAnywhere Professional Captain will certainly help decide which technique is best depending on the species you’re targeting. Feel free to ask for tips of the trade while you’re fishing with a Professional Fishing Guide - they are happy to help! family fishing Bay Boat in Charleston SCBooking a Fishing Trip in Charleston

Families who fish in Charleston know just how special this area is. The calmer waters near the coast are great for younger anglers, while the offshore trips are perfect for the more adventurous types. There are some vacations where we are sure to make time for both, because why not?! Not sure where to start? is a great first step: just pick the date your group will be fishing and we’ll take care of the rest. Come find out why fishing in Charleston, SC is at the top of our favorite fishing locations!

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