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Sullivan’s Island Fishing Charters

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Fishing had been steady out of the gates with lots of smaller reds and trout. All that changed quickly when Mark’s cork dropped and the drag started humming! What I thought would be a nice redfish made us all do a double take when it turned out to be a 22″ trout. One of the biggest so far this year. Great job!

Isle Of Palms Fishing Charters

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Isle Of Palms Fishing Charters

With sunny skies, we started the charter with mud minnows and popping corks. Caught some nice legal trout and slot redfish. Then moved over to the docks to try get a big red in the boat. Right away, a rod snapped over as a red smoked cut mullet. Brought him to the boat and had a nice 27″ fish to finish the day!

Sullivan’s Island Fishing

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Sullivan's Island Fishing

Lots of bait in the water! Warmed up redfish heartily eating mud minnnows on jigheads and cut mullet on the bottom. Had good success as the reds came out of the grass and then congregated around docks at low tide. Shorts and T-shirt weather to top it off!

Fishing Sullivan’s Island

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Fishing Sullivan's Island

Frequent visitors to Charleston, Wing and Lucy decided to mix some fishing into their weekend trip. Popping corks kept dropping wherever we went as the seasonally strong October bite was in full force. Caught lots of trout with some blues in the mix. Nice job!

Isle Of Palms Fishing Charters

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Isle Of Palms Fishing Charters

Started a little after noon and fished the rising tide. Corks and mud minnows were the way to go. Effective on both trout and redfish as we found a bite at every stop. Highlight of the charter was Kelly’s trout that was so big it peeled off drag like a nice red!

Charleston Fall Fishing

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Charleston Fall Fishing

Well, it’s that time of year where fishing becomes as pleasant as the weather. The Rudkowski clan joined me again and we steadily caught fish for eight hours. Redfish, trout and flounder made the lowcountry slam and a silly amount of ladyfish added to that total. Mud minnows and corks were the ticket. Highlight of the charter were multiple 7-9lb reds that would smoke our corks as they floated along grass lines.

Isle of Palms Fishing

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Isle of Palms Fishing

Started at first light to try to catch the last bit of outgoing tide. We were hoping to fish the same smoking hot ladyfish bite we found yesterday. Unfortunately, there was no bait to be found along the grass edges and the ladyfish were absent. Moved into the inlet around slack low and spent the next three hours fighting sharks and cow nosed rays one after the other. Sharks were eating anything thrown at them but seemed to prefer cut bait fish. Great action for most of the morning!

Fishing Isle Of Palms

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Fishing Isle Of Palms

Redfish, black drum and flounder all fell prey to mud minnows on yesterday’s full day charter. Most of the fish were caught fishing minnows on an 1/8oz. jighead. Steve did a great job horsing this sweet twelve pounder out from under the docks!

Lowcountry Slam

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Charleston Fishing

Over a six hour charter, Cheryl and Carrie fished a full falling tide. After the tide started moving, trout started hitting mud minnows under popping corks and Carrie landed the biggest at 19″. Moving over to the flats, reds were smoking cracked blue crab and Cheryl won the weight class with a 12 pounder. Fished rocky structure to end the charter hoping to maybe find a flounder. Sure enough, Cheryl put a 19″ flounder in the boat with minutes left in the charter.