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Big Redfish, Trout & Flounder Bite

août 30, 2026 Mount Pleasant 4 photos
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Black Drum
Grand tambour
Flounder
Flet
Redfish
Redfish
Seabass (Black)
Bar noir
Speckled Trout
Truite de mer tachetée

Résumé du voyage

Big redfish have been plenty! Fresh bait is always key. Catching live menhaden and cut fresh mullet fished on the bottom with carolina rigs of fish finder rigs will produce. Live shrimp, mud minnows and finger mullet under a popping cork fished around oyster beds, rocks or grass edges is producing sea trout, slot redfish and flounder. Be prepared to deal with bait stealers like pinfish when using shrimp.
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Daniel Ackerman
Mount-pleasant, South Carolina, United States
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This could be you!
This could be you!
septembre 12, 2025
Fishing has been on fire with live shrimp and mud minnows under a popping cork or carolina rig. As an independent fishing guide I cater to all ages and tailor your trip to your fishing needs.
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Live Bait Big Fish!!!
Live Bait Big Fish!!!
juin 19, 2025
Fishing has been hot recently inshore with the majority of fish being caught on live bait. With so much bait in the water artificial has been tough so we have been using live menhaden, finger mullet and mud minnows on Carolina rigs and floating corks around structure.
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Inshore heating up!!!
Inshore heating up!!!
avril 8, 2025
The inshore bite is heating up as the speckled trout are starting to bite really good in the creeks. We have been using mud minnows, live shrimp and artificial jigs with z-man paddle tails catching an assortment of species.
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