July Charleston, SC Fishing Report - July is a great month to not only go fishing here in Charleston but to also visit. Many tourist flock to the Lowcountry this time of the year to vacation at the beach and see all of the beautiful historical sites our city has to offer. Fishing this t more...
Capt. Zachary Litchfield - Charleston

June 16, 2020 Charleston, SC Inshore Fishing Report - Charleston, SC Inshore Fishing Report June 16, 2020 Water Temperature- 77.3 Degrees Tides: 4:49AM High - 10:49 Low Winds: 15-20 MPH out of the Northeast June is a great month for booking a fishing charter here in the Lowcountry of more...
Capt. Zachary Litchfield - Charleston

Charleston, SC Offshore Fishing Report - May 15, 2020 Offshore Fishing Report The best time for offshore fishing is here! The MAHI MAHI have shown up! Every late April/early may the Mahi Mahi and Blackfin Tuna show up in some pretty decent numbers off the coast of South Carolina. When more...
Capt. Zachary Litchfield - Charleston

Charleston, SC Fishing Report April 4, 2020 - }April 4, 2020 Water Temp: 69.23 Degrees Tides: 11:07AM LOW 06:43PM HIGH With the recent Covid-19 pandemic, South Carolina has issued a stay at home order for all residents. After about a week of quarantining the significant ot more...
Capt. Zachary Litchfield - Charleston

March 13, 2020 Charleston Fishing Report - March 13, 2020 Tides: Low- 6:46 AM High 12:45 PM Water Temp- 58.32 Degrees Started out the morning at about 0600 to catch live shrimp for my 8:00 AM half day fishing charter. The shrimp were nice and thick so it made for an easy morning th more...
Capt. Zachary Litchfield - Charleston

Charleston, SC Nearshore Reef Fishing Report - Started out the morning with a group of 3 for a nearshore fishing charter to target specifically Sheepshead. The weather forecast was 2 feet at 12 seconds with smooth seas all day so we knew we were going to be comfortable anywhere we wanted to go. more...
Capt. Zachary Litchfield - Charleston

November to Remember - Wow what a month of fishing we had in Charleston, SC. It all started with a great trout bite followed by an insane redfish bite. The trout were holding next to deep drop offs, and the reds were found all over the place (mostly around docks and oyster more...
Capt. Alex Pennekamp - Charleston

Trout Fishing - The trout fishing around the Charleston area is heating up. Targeting good current rips with live shrimp under popping corks seems to the most productive method. Fish are feeding heavily on mullet in deeper water, so artificial baits that look simila more...
Capt. Alex Pennekamp - Charleston

Fall Bite in Full Swing - The fall bite in Charleston is in full swing. The bull reds are biting, and the nearshore fishing is getting fired up. Plenty of King Mackerels being caught off of the beach, and plenty of bull reds being caught around deep drop offs. The key right n more...
Capt. Alex Pennekamp - Charleston

Nearshore Fishing - The king mackerel bite is off the charts right now. Almost every piece of live and hard bottom is holding king mackerel. Slow trolling menhaden and mullet is working very well. Trolling rapalas and spoons is also proving to be very effective. Kings more...
Capt. Alex Pennekamp - Charleston