Fresh South Carolina Fishing Reports

The bite is starting to turn on! Non stop action on the live shrimp bite. Get the crew together, and book a trip today…. Or tomorrow. No worries! The fishing will only get better over the next few months. Have a great night, and give me a call anytime! Capt. Brian Finnegan

average on low a few drums

Unsafe conditions this weekend

Was a little slow but found a couple

Plenty of fish to go around this morning! Then the wind picked up and we headed in! Lets Go Fishing!!

Inshore: Captain Patrick Kelly **hidden content**) reports that in late July young-of-the-year redfish showed up in droves, which provide a ton of action for anglers and also indicate that it should be a good fall for fishing. Anglers can still pick up some bigger fish in the creeks, particularly around creek mouths with oyster beds, but in August targeting tailing fish on the flats may continue to be one of the best ways to find a bigger grade of fish. July also saw good catches of trout on live shrimp, and the trout should only get bigger this month as we approach the fall. While legal fish are still relatively uncommon there have been more flounder caught this year than usual, particularly around structure, and a few good ones. At the rocks they expect to continue to catch lots of black drum this month, and with fiddler crabs you can also catch numbers of sheepshead. Later in the month more big sheepshead should be landed if there is a little cooling. Migratory species like jacks, tripletail and tarpon should be around until the fall and, finally, don’t overlook sharks which can provide a ton of action for anglers.