Summer's End
September marks the start of the annual Mullet run — and some of the best fishing of the year for sharks, tarpon, bull redfish, trout and flounder.
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Fishing reports from the water
Notes from Captain Shane on seasonal patterns, tactics, and what's been biting around Charleston.
Hot Bite for the beginning of Summer!
Spade fish, sharks and bull redfish are lighting up nearshore reefs and inshore waters as the shrimping season closes and summer heats up.
Read moreMarch Is A Finicky Month
Unstable weather makes March the most challenging month to fish — but understanding tight schools and quality bites makes it one of the most rewarding.
Read moreFebruary Fishing Report
Water temps recover from a bitterly cold January and redfish patterns settle back onto submerged oyster bars along the creek bends.
Read moreJanuary Fishing Report
Brutal cold and record snow test the Lowcountry's fish stocks — but early reports show trout and redfish holding on better than expected.
Read moreA little prefishing
A scouting run in the 18ft Action Craft turns up active redfish on dock pilings and winter schools sight-fished on the flats.
Read moreCan you believe this weather!?
Warm winter days in the low 70s keep the trout and redfish bite going strong on both artificial and live bait.
Read moreArtificial Bait Kind of Day
A scouting trip on the flats boat turns into an epic all-day bite — redfish in the morning, trout on jigs all afternoon.
Read moreThe Dog Days Of Summer Are Over
Cooling water temps trigger winter schooling for redfish, a strong trout bite, and good sheepshead and black drum action around structure.
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