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42" Redfish, Smaller Reds & 21" Flounder

Septiembre 26, 2026 Murrells Inlet 6 fotos
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Great morning . Started in the 55 degree range and ended the 4 hr trip at 77 degrees . Caught an awesome 42” Redfish and some smaller 15”-18” Reds and then got lucky with a 21” 4 lb Flounder. Great weather , great charter , awesome time of year to comw fishing !!!
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Tom Cushman
Murrells-inlet, South Carolina, United States
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Capt Cush Calmwater Charters specializes in exciting adventures in and around Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. Capt. Cush has been fishing in the area for almost 30 years now and is familiar with all the tried-and-true methods that work best in the local w...

Otros reportes de este chárter

Flounder, Redfish, Whiting & Bluefish
Flounder, Redfish, Whiting & Bluefish
Octubre 12, 2026
Nice Flounder back in the inlet along with Redfish, Whiting , Bluefish and others today.
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Big Bluefish, 29” Redfish & Flounder Bit
Big Bluefish, 29” Redfish & Flounder Bit
Octubre 9, 2026
Biggest bluefish we have seen in a long while , nice 29” Redfish and a couple fat 18-19” Flounder. The mullet run is winding down, but today the 3-5 lb Mullet were thick, caught couple dozen w one throw!! Nice to see the bite pick up after a slower beiginning to the week
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Flounder Pounding — Surface Feeding Acti
Flounder Pounding — Surface Feeding Acti
Septiembre 5, 2026
It was a pretty amazing Flounder Pounding this am . We caught them for an hr and half . Nice folks from PA never been saltwater fishing nor on a guided trip before and they caught and boated around 15 Flounder in the first hour with 3 nice keepers and a bunch close to the 16” size limit . We lost around 20 or so and I saw something special this am. We saw Flounder feeding on bait in 6-10”s of water and they were smashing the bait on the surface and coming halfway out of the water. Very exciting and fun to see. Great time of year to gjve it a try
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