Mount Pleasant Dolphin (Mahi Mahi) Fishing Charters
Mount Pleasant Dolphin (Mahi Mahi) Fishing Charters
Best Dolphin (Mahi Mahi) Fishing Charters in Mount Pleasant
Best Dolphin (Mahi Mahi) Fishing Charters in Mount Pleasant
Top Dolphin (Mahi Mahi) Fishing Charters in Mount Pleasant
Top Dolphin (Mahi Mahi) Fishing Charters in Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant Dolphin (Mahi Mahi) Fishing Seasons
Mount Pleasant Dolphin (Mahi Mahi) Fishing Seasons
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Seasonality
Dolphin (Mahi Mahi) fishing in Mount Pleasant varies moderately throughout the year. High season is May to July. Low season is January to February and November to December. There is no closed season.
Mount Pleasant
Based on 23,983 reviews by FishingBooker anglers
4.56
What anglers said about Dolphin (Mahi Mahi) Fishing in Mount Pleasant
What anglers said about Dolphin (Mahi Mahi) Fishing in Mount Pleasant
Our experience was terrific. Matt does a great job. I canโt wait to charter him again.
5.0
Our experience was terrific. Matt does a great job. I canโt wait to charter him again.
Jason E.
Charlotte, NC
It's still early in the season, be patient with your captain and enjoy what you get and the experience, and have fun.
5.0
It's still early in the season, be patient with your captain and enjoy what you get and the experience, and have fun.
David S.
Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina
For the first time angler, I do recommend going with a fishing charter in order to lessen the likelyhood of having a disappointment.
5.0
For the first time angler, I do recommend going with a fishing charter in order to lessen the likelyhood of having a disappointment.
Wayne R.
Goose Creek, South Carolina
I would recommend inshore half day. Contact Capt. Jeremy for recommendation on which time would be best. He is dedicated to you catching fish.
5.0
I would recommend inshore half day. Contact Capt. Jeremy for recommendation on which time would be best. He is dedicated to you catching fish.
Jim H.
United States
Don't forget your sunscreen. Captain Kaleb thankfully had a bottle on hand.
5.0
Don't forget your sunscreen. Captain Kaleb thankfully had a bottle on hand.
Michael C.
Greensboro, NC
Ask locals when a good time to go is...the moon and tides have a lot to do with how good the fishing is
5.0
Ask locals when a good time to go is...the moon and tides have a lot to do with how good the fishing is
Lufkin D.
Clio, SC
Go to Haddrell tackle, they will tell you what's bitting, bait to use and areas to fish.
5.0
Go to Haddrell tackle, they will tell you what's bitting, bait to use and areas to fish.
Peggy A.
Tallapoosa, GA
We fished from 2pm to 7pm. We had luck with black drum and red fish under the docks with shrimp fishing on the floor...we caught the largest spotted trout with shrimp on floating corks near the shorelines between 6pm and 7pm when the wind was calm.
5.0
We fished from 2pm to 7pm. We had luck with black drum and red fish under the docks with shrimp fishing on the floor...we caught the largest spotted trout with shrimp on floating corks near the shorelines between 6pm and 7pm when the wind was calm.
Jeff M.
Wake Forest, NC
If you donโt go you will miss another experience. Itโs not about getting to the finish it the adventure of getting there.
4.0
If you donโt go you will miss another experience. Itโs not about getting to the finish it the adventure of getting there.
Andrew C.
Charleston, SC
That you donโt need a salt water fishing license to go fishing on a Charter fishing trip
5.0
That you donโt need a salt water fishing license to go fishing on a Charter fishing trip
Jackie H.
Raleigh, NC
Bring sunscreen and stretch your arms because they are going to be tired after really in all those fish.
5.0
Bring sunscreen and stretch your arms because they are going to be tired after really in all those fish.
Blake P.
Lexington, SC
Just go, have fun, drink beer and fish! Enjoy the boat and being out in the salt water!!
5.0
Just go, have fun, drink beer and fish! Enjoy the boat and being out in the salt water!!
Myra F.
Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina
Hit the drums hard right off the bat then fish the deep by Fort Sumpter. That was awesome so much fun.
5.0
Hit the drums hard right off the bat then fish the deep by Fort Sumpter. That was awesome so much fun.
FishingBooker Member
United States
Inshore fishing for half a day to see if you even like the boat crew etc , bring sun screen and enjoy it. Life's short
5.0
Inshore fishing for half a day to see if you even like the boat crew etc , bring sun screen and enjoy it. Life's short
Daryl B. J.
Charlotte, North Carolina
I would recommend looking up Captain J Hook charters there expertise and advise for the area and what you need to have a successful day of fishing is spot on, Their years of experience and devotion they have and their love of fishing will defiantly pay off
5.0
I would recommend looking up Captain J Hook charters there expertise and advise for the area and what you need to have a successful day of fishing is spot on, Their years of experience and devotion they have and their love of fishing will defiantly pay off
Jenneen B.
United States
Watch your weather reports and dress accordingly. Being prepared for the best/worst can make your trip soooo much more fun than it already is!!! Rain is not the end of a trip! This is the tropics baby!!!
5.0
Watch your weather reports and dress accordingly. Being prepared for the best/worst can make your trip soooo much more fun than it already is!!! Rain is not the end of a trip! This is the tropics baby!!!
Allen G.
United States
I would recommend a half day trip. Two hours went by quickly. Could have spent more time on the boat.
4.7
I would recommend a half day trip. Two hours went by quickly. Could have spent more time on the boat.
Lisa M. T.
Charlotte, North Carolina
All in one fishing charter is who you need to go with!!! Captain Ronnie is the best
5.0
All in one fishing charter is who you need to go with!!! Captain Ronnie is the best
Jamie M. F.
United States
Depends whats in the waters at the time and work with your charter captain.
5.0
Depends whats in the waters at the time and work with your charter captain.
Duane L.
Hamilton, New York