Isle Of Palms Spotted Seatrout Fishing Charters

This trip is great for people who want to target specific species, as the extra time allows us to go further. Everything from Redfish to Jack Crevalle is on the menu!

The inshore trips will usually take you from the harbor up into the creeks. You'll mainly target Redfish, Black Drum, or Seatrout. The captain uses both live and dead bait. Live bait can be prepared in advance but you can also catch it with the captain if you want to see how to cast a net.

This charter package allows ample time to target multiple species in a wide range of hot spots located throughout the beautiful low country. Redfish, Spotted Seatrout, Flounder, Black Drum and Sheepshead are all out there waiting to be caught out here. Book this trip now to fil your bags with some fresh fish and to enjoy an exceptional time out on the water.

Come join a 6-hour inshore trip with the crew chasing Redfish, Seatrout, Black Drum, and sharks (seasonal). The start times may vary depending on the tide.

This is a trip where we will cover it all, from catching bait to several different spots. We will be moving and finding fish several times unless the bite is absolute fire. There isn't any rush here, just making sure we can catch that fish you came to Charleston for. If you are looking to fish for Sheephead please let me know ahead of time. This start time will be adjusted for sunset if it runs past.

This is a 6-hour fishing trip, where you'll be fishing at Charleston's own reefs and wrecks weather permitting. Head offshore about 10 - 20 miles to local reefs and live bottom in search of Snapper, Cobia, Grouper, King Mackerel, Amberjack, and more. Rough weather we work nearshore/Jetties and Harbor. This trip is perfect for catching some fresh fish to take back home!

Enjoy a 6-hour inshore trip.

If you want a unique trip you cant find anywhere else this is the one! You will essentially be getting two guide trips in one by combining an inshore fishing trip with a bass fishing trip. A typical day is spent by starting on a good part of the tide in the saltwater side near the freshwater dividing line. As the day goes on, we will follow that good fishing tide through brackish water and into freshwater, catching mostly Bass and Redfish woth chances at migratory striper, sea trout and flounder!