David Lane
Kaptajn

David Lane

Mount Pleasant, Forenede Stater
7 anmeldelser
Captain David Lane is a USCG certified captain and has been guiding since 2011. He graduated from University of Georgia where he earned a degree in political science. David is married to Leslie Lane and they have 2 daughters.

Charter

Bedømmelse

4.7
7 anmeldelser
4.8
Båd & udstyr
4.8
Kaptajn & besætning
4.5
Fiskeoplevelse

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  • Jehmar Smalls
    Jehmar Smalls
    Tilbagevendende lystfisker
    us
    South Carolina, USA
    Medlem siden 2024
    2 ture

    Kaptajnen aflyste

    Turen skulle have fundet sted den April 11, 2026
    Charteroperatøren annullerede 4 dage før turdatoen. Dette er en automatisk besked.
  • Jeremy Berson
    Jeremy Berson
    us
    Georgien, USA
    Medlem siden 2019
    5.0
    Verificeret

    Half Day trip

    Halvdagstur (Eftermiddag) • 2 voksne

    From the first time I met David I knew it was gonna be a great experience. We sped out to various spots on the river and gave it a go. I caught the biggest fish I’ve ever caught in my life! We even were greeted by a couple of dolphins. Very cool moment. I would say David was respectful, considerate, and knowledgeable. Best part was it just me, my girlfriend, and him. Didn’t have to deal with strangers.

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    Thanks Jeremy! It was nice to meet y’all and I enjoyed the morning as well...take care!

  • Jonathan Arango
    Jonathan Arango
    us
    Florida, USA
    Medlem siden 2025

    Kaptajnen aflyste

    Turen skulle have fundet sted den December 31, 2025
    Charteroperatøren annullerede 22 dage før turdatoen. Dette er en automatisk besked.
  • FishingBooker Member
    FishingBooker Member
    Medlem siden 2018
    5.0

    Captain Lane Marsh Maven

    Halvdagstur (AM)

    Captain David was great! I learned a lot without the attitude and it was a comfortable experience for my wife and I both. I’d recommend him to anyone of any age or experience level.

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    Thanks! We proved Tigers and a Bulldog can coexist on a 17' boat! Tell Leah great job catching those reds. See y'all in the fall!

  • Rich Witowski
    Rich Witowski
    us
    South Carolina, USA
    Medlem siden 2019
    5.0
    Verificeret

    Fishing with David

    Halvdagstur (Eftermiddag) • 2 voksne
    Indberettet fangst:
    Rød trommefisk
    Plettet trommefisk
    Svar fra kaptajnen

    Rich, thanks for fishing with me and for the nice review. I enjoyed spending the morning with you and Avis. Nice work on the reds!

Hvad bider på krogen med Marsh Maven Fishing Charters i Mount Pleasant

Shem Creek summer med kystnære superstjerner – Stortandede hvarrer, Snapper og Plettet trommefisk er alle på menuen. Det er det perfekte tidspunkt for en familieferie! Tyre-Rød trommefisk hænger stadig rundt ved molerene.

Topfangster for October

Fiskerapporter

Summer 2022

Aug 17, 2022 • Mount Pleasant
The water temperature is stable in the mid eighties, high pressure is in control, the wind is primarily out of the south-southwest and the fish are locked in to their behavior pattern. Redfish can be caught with live bait or artificial lures and the creeks are full of mullet and shrimp. Casting around crusty docks or oyster banks as well as in the shade under floating docks will produce. Target deep holes as well this time of year where the water is a bit cooler and more stable. Reds are also tailing in the grass during the flood tides which is a good opportunity to throw a fly if that's your thing. Everything is on the menu for specks (sea trout) as well. Fish grass lines, current rips and eddies during the mid to high tides. Structure in the vicinity is a good thing. Moving, clear water is critical. I have said it before and I’ll say it again- Topwater fishing early in the morning is the deal. It’s not so hot out, boat traffic is minimal and it never gets old seeing a red or trout blow up on your lure or fly. This arrangement of conditions will persist for about another six weeks, or until the cool air of fall starts to usher in. Then, the fishing goes from consistent to excellent. This happens when the water temperature begins to drop and the reds and trout start feeding aggressively. They seem to have the understanding that their food source will be around for a limited time so they make hay while they can, so to speak. Mid September through October is prime time, sometimes extending into November.
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Two anglers proudly displaying a large Redfish while enjoying a calm day on the water.

Spring fishing!

Apr 27, 2022 • Mount Pleasant
Fishing is great right now! Redfish, speckled trout and flounder are all being caught using artificial lures and live bait.
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Two young anglers proudly displaying a large Redfish while on a boat in a scenic fishing environment.

Summer 2020

Aug 14, 2021 • Mount Pleasant
Fishing has been excellent this summer. Redfish, trout and flounder are all being caught using live bait and artificial lures. Topwater lures in the morning are fun and a great way to beat the heat. Whatever you can catch in the cast net will work for live bait around structure during the lower tides.
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Charleston inshore fishing

Aug 4, 2019 • Mount Pleasant
The fishing continues to be great in the estuaries surrounding Charleston. Redfish, trout and flounder are being caught using live bait and artificial lures. The top water bite has been good early in the morning.
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Summer 2019

Jul 24, 2019 • Mount Pleasant
Fishing is great right now. The water temp is in the upper 80’s and the redfish bite is good for tailers during flood tides and around structure when the water level is lower. The top water bite has been great for trout and reds early in the morning.
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Two anglers on a boat proudly displaying a large Redfish caught in a scenic coastal environment.

Its hot!

Jun 2, 2019 • Mount Pleasant
With the recent heat wave the water temp is now in the 80’s and the fish are transitioning to more of a summer pattern. The redfish and trout bite have been strong and there is plenty of bait in the creeks.
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