Sea Breeze Charters-26ft Pathfinder
Fish inshore for Redfish, Tarpon, Trout, Flounder, Sheepshead, Shark, and more.
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Fish inshore for Redfish, Tarpon, Trout, Flounder, Sheepshead, Shark, and more.
Spend your time cruising the estuaries of Hilton Head Island, where you'll find a whole host of species on offer! This 3-hour trip is the perfect choice for families with little ones, new anglers, and more experienced fishermen who want to reel in a variety of inshore and nearshore fish. You'll be targeting Sheepshead, Redfish, and Black Drum in the Winter, and summer will see Tarpon, Shark species, Spanish Mackerel, and more making an appearance. Rods, reels, bait, tackle, and license included. Join Capt
A 3-hour fishing charter is perfect for those looking to chase Hilton Heads inshore species. Here in the beautiful waters of Hilton Head surrounding creeks, and, nearshore reefs, you can expect to see Redfish, Speckled Trout, Black Drum, Sheepshead, Flounder, Cobia, Tarpon, Spanish Mackerel, and Shark on your charter. All guided fishing charter rates include everything you need: fishing licenses, fishing gear, bait, tackle, a cooler, and ice.
Afternoon shark fishing We can catch sharks 2-10’ depending on age and experiance.
Fishing light tackle for Redfish, Flounder, Speckled Trout, and more. All rods, reels, bait, and tackle are provided.
This trip is a earlier morning start to have that morning bite and the help us adapt with days conditions. Most mornings the winds are lighter and the sun is not as heated creating a good opportunity for fish. It's the fishermen's special so we will have all types of fishing from maybe topwater or artificial. To casting the bait net for extra live bait for a float/bobber/cork rod. Plus my favorite tactic bottom fishing along the shore line. Additionally time can be added. Start time varies w/ sunrise.
Fish a vast area to include Winyah Bay, North and South Santee Bays, Sampit River, Georgetown Jetties and north Inlet. Using various methods to include artificials. live bait. bottom fishing and trolling, you will have the opportunity to catch red drum, speckled trout, flounder, mackerel, sheepshead and sharks.
Half-day backcountry/inshore trip for all ages. Our inshore charters are catch and release, focused on fun and comfort. Seasonally we see a variety of species like redfish, black drum, whiting, tarpon, jack crevalle, monster rays, sharks and more. NOTE: During summer, *much* of the inshore action is sharks. Yes, we do target/catch other fish. Summer anglers looking to 'avoid sharks' should instead choose a longer Coastal Reef or Offshore trip, not this one.
The 4hr charter is great for families or if your looking to spend the morning on the water. Fishing creeks, mud flats, inlets, and bays we'll be using a variety of tactics to target redfish, trout, flounder, and occasionally tarpon and shark (both seasonal). Feel free to ask about targeting other species.

Tarpon are powerful game fish known for huge jumps and blistering runs. In South Carolina, they arrive with warm summer water and bait fish. The Lowcountry’s broad estuaries and sounds make a natural highway for roaming Silver Kings.
Most anglers target Tarpon by inshore fishing along beaches, inlets, and tidal rips. Captains often drift live mullet or menhaden, which are common bait fish here. Spinning works well around bait pods. Fly fishing is popular on calm mornings when you can sight cast to rolling fish. Strong leaders and circle hooks help with clean releases.
Charter trips usually start early to match tides and bait movement. You may run the beach, scan for rolling Tarpon, then set baits near schools of mullet. Expect long fights, quick boat moves, and teamwork at the rail. This suits adventurous beginners and seasoned anglers alike. Bring sun protection, polarized sunglasses for spotting fish, and a hat. Pack water, snacks, and a light rain jacket. Your captain provides tackle and safety gear; ask what else to bring.
South Carolina has broad Tarpon areas rather than small secret spots. Prime zones include Charleston Harbor and Bulls Bay, the mouths of Winyah Bay, and the beachfronts near Georgetown. Farther south, Edisto Island, St. Helena Sound, Beaufort, and the waters off Hilton Head Island see strong summer action. Port Royal Sound is known for big bait schools that draw roaming fish.
Regulations can change. Check state rules for fishing licenses, permits, seasons, and harvest or release requirements before your trip. Many captains practice catch and release for Tarpon. Your captain will explain current rules and best handling methods on board.

