Usually starting in June and peaking in July through September Tarpon fishing in Georgetown relies on the yearly Tarpon migration up the South Carolina coast. These fish can reach weights in excess of 1oolbs offer an unmatched acrobatic battle and leaves a memory that lasts a lifetime – See the what why and when of […]

Launched on a morning so foggy we had to ramble slowly across the harbor. Once the sun broke through the fishing heated up. Started by catching nice size trout on... The post Daniel Island SC Fishing first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.

Myrtle Beach is a popular family vacation destination. The area is part of South Carolina’s Grand Strand and offers a hospitable atmosphere amazing beaches great places to eat and picturesque beaches. While enjoying the area you may get the itch to catch some local gamefish and maybe throw a meal together with the day’s catch […]

Our fishery is really cooking now! The arrival of seasonal species like ladyfish bluefish and shark now compliment our redfish and trout. Look around you on the water and you’ll... The post May Fishing Report first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.

Jim and his son came down from the South Carolina midlands to catch a redfish. Jim has fished many places on the North Carolina and South Carolina coast but has come up short on the reds every time. Well we stayed busy catching redfish today. Jim and son not only caught their first redfish; they […]

With historic roots as a fishing town Murrells Inlet offers area residents and visitors exceptional inshore fishing opportunities. This area is compromised of an enclosed saltwater marsh system loaded with inshore favorites such as redfish seatrout and flounder. A Closer Look At Inshore Species Murrells Inlet has developed a reputation for both flo...

Vetted regulars Doug and Chip drove all the way from Charlotte NC the morning of the trip and were still right on time at 7am. The cold snap the night... The post James Island Fishing first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.

Looking for a great local fishing guide for your next Pawley’s Island fishing charter? Harvest Moon Fishing Charters is home to Captain R.C. Ferdon. Captain R.C. is an area native who grew up fishing the waters of Pawley’s Island and Georgetown along the Grand Strand. He is someone who went right into becoming a Captain […]

Kevin and Nicole had a large group; so Kevin from Pawleys Island Guide Service and myself split them up to make the most of their day. Both boats crushed the redfish with Kevin even getting on a flounder or two! It was a great day and we were back at the dock before noon.

Found a brief break from the wind and when combined with a nice mid morning low tide conditions were perfect. The schools of fish were easy to see but still... The post Fishing Isle Of Palms first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.

The wind picked up in the creeks for my afternoon trip today. Russ and Molly were glad we made the run through the bay once we got in the creek where the redfish were on fire! We lost count at 20; but we were too busy catching to be concerned with how many we caught. […]

Three experienced anglers joined me today looking for some action. It started with a bang as Josh hooked a redfish on the first cast! That fish turned out to be a loner so we changed gears to target speckled trout. This netted two trout and 3 bluefish. We ended the trip by finding a school […]

On the southern end of South Carolina’s Grand Strand nestled off the coast of Georgetown is the Winyah Bay fishery. This is the heart of Georgetown fishing charters and here in the Spring of 2021 we are marking the start of stellar warm weather fishing! What To Expect During Spring 2021 Fishing In Georgetown Winyah […]

My group of four guys from Charlotte NC stuck with me through a slow morning to end up having a great day. When the bite turned on we got in to double digits with the flounder and redfish!

We had a fun family from upstate New York today. They told me that they didn’t have a ton of experience so I catered a plan to fit their skill levels. 11 year-old Jay caught his first saltwater trout. We caught enough for dinner and did a little sightseeing.

Spring has arrived! With days full of sun and temperatures holding in the 70’s our fishery is rapidly changing with many new signs of life. Trout and flounder are entering... The post April Fishing Report first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.

Since the redfish have been a little hot and cold I decided to take a day to myself for a little recon. My quick little morning trip produced 5 trout and a stud redfish that hit the Mirrodine! I love catching fish on hard plastics and this guy crushed it.

Today was a challenging and fun day. We caught a few redfish at the first spot of the day but they did not seem as happy as the week before…almost like there has been too much pressure on them. We took a chance and made a run to find more. It paid off! The reds […]

We had a two boat trip with two families. The girls decided to go up against the boys and they ended up with a decisive win! We got in to the double digits with redfish ranging in size. Abbey caught the fish of the day with this tournament winner upper slot red. It was a […]

The reds were a little wary to start the charter. A few times our rods tips would bend slightly then spring back. This all changed once the water started moving!...

As part of their honeymoon Danielle surprised Drew with a morning of inshore fishing. Winds had been heavy out of the North for several days and I was wary that... The post Sullivan’s Island Fishing Charters first appeared on Charleston Charter Fishing.