Southern Comfort Striper Guide
Anderson, South Carolina
Half Day Trip
:US $500
Common Bream Fishing
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- 4 Hour Trip - Reef fishing (AM) - 9:00 AM
+74-Hour Experience! Looking for an efficient and exciting fishing trip? Our excursion takes you to the best fishing spots and gives you plenty of time to make the most of every moment. Morning: more comfortable and productive fishing Afternoon: avoid the heat and strong sun Everything you need is included: Quality bait and tackle Fishing license Professional rods and reels Refreshments to keep you hydrated Take your catch home with you: Just let the captain know, and in compliance with local regulationsPrice for up to 10 peopleUS $860 - 4 Hr Trip - Coastal Fishing (MAX 4)
+3This trip is for a maximum of 4 anglers. It is ideal for families with kids. who want to target Bonito and other species along the coast.Price for up to 1 personUS $637 - Quick trip
+8We go fast and quick to get fish 4 hours included soft drinks and snacksPrice for up to 5 peopleUS $298 - Angler's ChoiceSaint Johns River 2 Person Crappie
Freshwater Species Bass,Crappie, Bream, Carfish. Fishing on the Saint Johns River or its surrounding Lakes.Price for up to 3 peopleUS $350 - 2-hour Private Fishing Trip - 7:45 PM
Embark on a thrilling 2-hour bottom-sea fishing trip from Fuengirola. Enjoy unforgettable moments with loved ones. Catch snappers, bream, dentex, and more. Our package includes a boat ride, drinks, snacks, and fishing gear. And keep your eyes open as we may spot dolphins in their natural habitat along the wayPrice for up to 12 peopleUS $516 - Half Day Trip
+6Trolling Downrod Spooning Free linning What ever it takes to fill your cooler with your catch of the day .Price for up to 4 peopleUS $500 - Angler's Choice3 Hour Trip - Morning Bite
+2Experience the Everglades when it first wakes up and the wildlife starts to move around. On this trip we target Peacock Bass, largemouth bass, bowfin, tiger oscars, Florida garfish and other species. Its a great opportunity to see alligators as they come out to warm up in the sun as well.Price for up to 2 peopleUS $350 - Angler's ChoiceDeep sea. Over 650 feet deep.
+7We will focus to catch deep water species. Using different tenchniques but mainly using electric reels. We only accept a maximum of 6 anglers for this trip. Weather conditions must be ideal for this trip to take place.Price for up to 8 peopleUS $1,377 - Angler's Choice4 Hour Trip – Bottom Fishing - 3:00 PM
+8Join us aboard our 7m boat for a stress-free bottom fishing trip, perfect for families and casual anglers. All equipment is provided, and with a high chance of a good catch, you might reel in bream, grouper, or scorpionfish. Our experienced captain will set the departure time based on the best fishing conditions to maximize your success. Whether you're teaching your kids to fish or just enjoying a peaceful day on the water, this trip is all about fun, relaxation, and great memorie.Price for up to 4 peopleUS $459
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What anglers say about Common Bream fishing
- 5.0/5(3 Hour Trip - Family (PM))
so much fun
captian was a pleasure to be around. the overrall experience was so fun and everyone, including the beginners in our group, had so much fun. This was definitely a highlight of our holiday. i would really recommend this trip and its definitely worth the money!!
- 5.0/5(4 Hour Trip (AM))
fantastic trip
was everything you could hope for! captain took time to explain how to fish properly. also stopped a few times to let us see dolphins. wasnt loads of fish caught but that had nothing to do with the captain as he cant make fish bite. we were given snacks and plenty juice/water. Highly recommend this
- 5.0/5(4 Hour Trip – Bottom Fishing - 5:00 PM)
exceptional experience!!!
We set out with Captain Emanuel on a fantastic adventure! During our trip, the captain helped us with everything and explained what we caught. The atmosphere on the boat was fantastic; the time spent with Emanuel was pure pleasure. The captain took us to various spots where we had the chance to catch fish while admiring the beautiful views. We hope we’ll be able to come back and experience another great adventure like the one Captain Emanuel gave us.
- 5.0/5(3 Hour Trip - Family (PM))
Very positive experience
We booked a family trip for 2 adults and 13 year-old. Very nice trip- good for both experienced and not experienced anglers! During the trip we caught around 60 fish from 13 different species. We were lucky to catch a small tuna fish! The wife was happy with the beautiful sunset view 😉
- 5.0/5(8 Hour Trip – Reef Fishing)
Great experiences!!
We're total newbies, but João and Tomás are super nice—they taught us a lot and helped us out. The service and food are top-notch. We caught more fish than we could possibly eat. I highly recommend it.
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About Common Bream fishing
Size
5-10 lbs
Food Value
Low
Game Quality
Average
Common Bream is a classic European freshwater sport fish that wins fans with steady action and big shoals. It is a member of the Carp family and is known for slow, dogged fights. Many anglers target it because once a shoal starts feeding, the bites can come one after another.
Most trips use float fishing or feeder fishing. A feeder is a small weight that also carries groundbait, which is loose feed that breaks up and draws fish in. Cast to the same spot to build a feeding area. Use light line, small hooks, and simple baits like worms, maggots, sweetcorn, or bread. Place the bait on the bottom, then wait for those classic slow lifts and drop-backs.
Expect calm water, unhurried fishing, and sudden bursts of action when a shoal arrives. Common Bream thrive in slow rivers, canals, and lakes with soft, silty bottoms. This is a great choice for beginners, kids, and anyone who enjoys patient, methodical fishing. Bring a landing net, a disgorger to remove hooks safely, and a damp cloth or wet hands to handle their slimy coating without harming the fish.
Before you go, check local rules. Make sure you have the right fishing license or permit. Review open seasons, harvest rules, and any limits on bait types, groundbaiting, and keepnets. Follow catch-and-release guidelines where required, and respect private access and posted signs.
Techniques
Common Bream is a classic European freshwater sport fish that wins fans with steady action and big shoals. It is a member of the Carp family and is known for slow, dogged fights. Many anglers target it because once a shoal starts feeding, the bites can come one after another.
Most trips use float fishing or feeder fishing. A feeder is a small weight that also carries groundbait, which is loose feed that breaks up and draws fish in. Cast to the same spot to build a feeding area. Use light line, small hooks, and simple baits like worms, maggots, sweetcorn, or bread. Place the bait on the bottom, then wait for those classic slow lifts and drop-backs.
Expect calm water, unhurried fishing, and sudden bursts of action when a shoal arrives. Common Bream thrive in slow rivers, canals, and lakes with soft, silty bottoms. This is a great choice for beginners, kids, and anyone who enjoys patient, methodical fishing. Bring a landing net, a disgorger to remove hooks safely, and a damp cloth or wet hands to handle their slimy coating without harming the fish.
Before you go, check local rules. Make sure you have the right fishing license or permit. Review open seasons, harvest rules, and any limits on bait types, groundbaiting, and keepnets. Follow catch-and-release guidelines where required, and respect private access and posted signs.