Start off your new year  the right way and head to Mount Pleasant’s inshore waters for some seriously huge Bull Redfish. Even in winter, temperatures stay mild here, so there’s always something biting!

Inshore fishing remains fruitful, with Bull Redfish biting. The temperature starts to heat up toward the end of February, and this makes for some fun, fast-paced Kingfish action near the wrecks and reefs!

Spring has arrived, and as inshore waters get hotter, so does the Redfish bite! The jetties are particularly plentiful, with Sheepshead making an appearance, too. In shallower waters, you’ll find Speckled Seatrout.

Hardcore anglers should prepare for battle – Mahi Mahi and Blackfin Tuna have arrived offshore! On land, head to the Blessing of the Fleet & Seafood Festival, which pays tribute to Mount Pleasant’s fishing industry.

This is the month to visit if you’re a big game enthusiast, with Mahi Mahi, Tuna, and Wahoo all providing plenty of fighting spirit offshore. Inshore, come face-to-gills with some notorious Shark species around the jetties. 

Inshore, the “Silver King” makes his first appearance. Offshore, Sailfish and other Billfish begin to bite hard – seasoned anglers can even take part in Mount Pleasant’s annual Carolina Billfish Classic tournament!

August is all about inshore Tarpon fishing! Head to the shallow bays and flats to battle your very own “Silver King.” Shark species lurk around the jetties, and offshore, there’s plenty of Barracuda and Mahi Mahi to be found.

For an incredible Billfish battle, this is the month to visit – Sailfish are biting like never before around the “Charleston Hump.” Want to hook your own Bull Redfish? Head inshore and explore the local jetties for huge fish!

Shem Creek is bustling with some inshore superstars – Flounder, Snapper, and Speckled Seatrout are all on offer. This the perfect time for a family vacation! Bull Redfish are still hanging around the jetties, too.

The inshore bite remains strong, and Bull Redfish are everywhere! Spotted Seatrout and Flounder inhabit creeks and shallow waters. With fewer boats on the water, visit now if you want the fishing grounds to yourself.

Don’t let the year end without experiencing Mount Pleasant’s incredible winter-time fishing! Bull Redfish can be found lurking around the jetties and in shallower waters. Head offshore for Grouper and Snapper species.