Fantastic fall fishing is about to begin thanks to a perfect storm of conditions. The combination of lower water temperatures tons of bait and fewer fishermen on the water makes... The post Charleston Fishing Report – September 2025 first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.

Nestled in the heart of Montana the city of Helena is an angler’s paradise with its picturesque rivers lakes and reservoirs. Surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and abundant water bodies this region is a playground for fishing enthusiasts. Whether you are a seasoned angler or a beginner Helena’s lakes and reservoirs provide ample opportunities t...

Bull Redfish in Myrtle Beach and Pawleys Island SC We are Blessed to have a abundant population of Trophy sized Redfish in the Myrtle...

Under dark skies and with lightening cells off in the distance we met early in the morning to fish the rising tide. While the clouds hung around for the duration... The post Sullivan’s Island Fishing first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.

South Carolina Guided Duck Hunts We are looking forward to our Guided Sea Duck Hunts for 2025 / 2026. These are action packed Duck Hunts...

Headed off to Ranger school on Monday Luke and his family wanted to get some fishing in before he left home. Started the charter watching bluefish and smaller trout mess... The post Fishing Charleston Harbor first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.

It’s August on the Missouri River and things are rolling along just as expected for late summer. Flows are holding steady around 3 500 CFS with water temps hanging in the mid-60s. Mornings continue to offer the best action with fishing tapering off a bit in the afternoons as the sun climbs high and the river … The post Missouri River Fishing Repor...

Our fishery is in full swing with lots of bait and an incredibly diverse mixture of fish to target. During August it will be key to get out early to... The post Charleston Fishing Report – August 2025 first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.

Tried fishing the big water as well as popping corks to start the charter without much luck. Fortunately the tide was dropping out quick and let us get up onto... The post Kiawah Fishing Charters first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.

3 Must Haves from a backcountry Guide There are some fly fishers who crave a certain type of solitude—the kind that involves strapping on a backpack hiking up a mountain to an alpine lake or bouncing down dirt roads to a remote stream then trekking for miles through gin-clear water just to cast dry flies … The post Backcountry Fly Fishing Montana....

Tarpon Pawleys Island SC The Tarpon fishing in the Pawleys Island and Georgetown area has really kicked into gear this month. This...

After catching one shark after another Ryland decided he would like to spend the rest of the charter casting. We switched over to popping corks and mud minnows and let... The post Folly Beach Fishing Charters first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.

July has arrived in full force and  the river is fishing well. We’re solidly into our summer patterns now and there’s something for just about every angler—from early risers chasing heads on the Trico spinner fall to afternoon prospectors rolling dries blind through the flats. Flows Temps and River Conditions Outflows from Holter Dam are … The pos...

While the weather has been quite hot it hasn’t slowed the fishing down. Fishermen can try starting early in the morning where they can find fish chasing bait on the... The post Charleston Fishing Report – July 2025 first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.

Found a few seams of calm weather in an otherwise windy stretch of days. We were able to pole on the flats and the redfish clearly did not mind the... The post Folly Beach Fishing first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.

The Hable family joined me again this year for a morning of family fishing. As the tide fell we worked grassy banks with mud minnows under popping corks and quickly... The post Fishing Kiawah Island first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.

June is a fine time to be on the Missouri River. The water’s alive the bugs are hatching and the trout are looking up. If you’ve been waiting for the Missouri to show off June is the month thick hatches rising fish and enough daylight to make you forget what time it is. See below … The post June Fishing Report  appeared first on Living Water Guide...

Weeks full of sunny weather and warm temperatures have made our fishery come alive. Bait is everywhere and eager fish are chasing it down. Anglers have a wide array of... The post Charleston Fishing Report – June 2025 first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.

Southern flounder shape the tempo of summer across South Carolina’s coastal creeks back bays and estuaries. These bottom-dwelling ambush feeders settle into sand and mud flats near structure lying in wait for an easy meal. For inshore fishermen few species demand more precision patience and bottom contact. When one finally commits the hit is unmist...

On a road trip from Washington Nick and his friend Chad joined me for a couple of days on the water. Had beautiful sunny days with modest winds and these... The post Fishing In Charleston first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.

Troy was fired up to come fishing having had to cancel his prior charter due to illness. At our first spot reds hit cut mullet immediately but the bite faded... The post Fishing Sullivan’s Island first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.