Fresh North Charleston Fishing Reports

March has been a fun month and the water temps are finally in that butter zone. April is sure to be a blast. The sheepshead are inshore, the reds are eating, the trout are hungry, and the flounder start showing up!

Small cold front just pushed through our area and made some of the more productive inshore areas a lil tougher than normal. Water temps drop by almost 10 degrees in two days. Thankfully, we were still able to find some decent fish and finished off the day in the harbor looking for bull reds and sharks. No bulls today, but the shark bite was strong!

Morning started out calm, but by the end, it was blowing, and the fish were chewing. Both anglers caught their personal best sized red fish on the trip. One 39 incher and the other 33 inches in shallow water on light tackle. Fishing can be difficult sometimes, but thankfully, this trip was a great success! I am looking forward to seeing you on the water and sharing decades of saltwater fishing experience to give your fishing trip every opportunity to be successful. Tight Lines!