3/11 Fishing Recap! Had a group of 4 hop on celebrating a bachelor party, and it was non stop action all day! Started the morning with a run offshore. Caught 4 keeper Black Drum (8 in total), and over 20 small Black Sea Bass. Clients then decided to push back inshore and stop at Shem Creek for lunch. During the afternoon, we raised up our jack plate and went and crawled in the mud where we had TWO double ups on Redfish and caught 13 in total. We ended the night at a spot in the harbor where the reds, speckled trout and whiting were chewing. Total Catch: 8 black Drum, 22 Black Sea Bass, 13 Redfish, 6 Speckled Trout, 2 Weakfish, 1 Sheepshead

Nearshore Fishing Report 1/13 66 Black Sea Bass caught in total! Started in 40 ft and didn’t see the size we wanted, so pushed out to 60 ft and found plenty of keepers. We were picky about the ones we kept today, throwing back lots of 14 inchers. The BSB were caught on squid, live shrimp, but seemed to prefer fresh cut baitfish strips. Used a combination of Carolina and chicken rigs. The key to finding Black Sea Bass this time of year is identifying productive live bottom. Do your research on an app like navionics, and look for area with limestone outcroppings. In between the vast “desert” areas of sand, these outcroppings allow crustaceans and coral to grow. This attracts baitfish, which attracts the predators and voila you have a productive bottom fishing spot!

12/22 Fishing Report 8 Redfish, 5 Black Drum, 4 Speckled Trout, 2 Sheepshead Had the privilege of taking a father and son new to Charleston out. Andrew was hoping to get his son into fishing, and we think it’s safe to say mission accomplished! DM us to get booked, and come create a lasting memory on the water! Live shrimp has been the ticket past few weeks. Our first freeze sent the fish into their winter patterns, and they’ve moved up the creeks seeking warmer clean water. This is the time of year we really put a hurtin’ on em! #charleston #fatherson #fishing #charter #dadandson