Inshore Fishing Archives - Page 199 of 287

July 11, 2026

Tripletails are caught around markers, buoys, crab-pot floats or any other debris floating in bays, creeks or the ICW.

Tale of the tripletail

A less frequent, but decidedly unique angling opportunity around Hilton Head is tripletail. The fish are found along the coast in most, but not all, tropical and subtropical areas. […]

The shark bite has been great in the waters around Georgetown over the past few weeks.

Give sharks a try; Georgetown-area bite has been fantastic

Jeff Burleson

Hot water and hot air means spectacular shark fishing along the southern end of the Grand Strand. From black tips and spinners to bonnetheads, a wide variety of sharks is available for the avid angler, and they can be found very close to home in shallow waters. […]

Different sizes and shapes of spinnerbait blades will produce more fish-attracting vibration under different situations.

Vibration is key to spinnerbait success

Terry Madewell

Rob Beglin said an important key to success is the amount of vibration given off by a spinnerbait. Sometimes more is better than less, but the reverse is also true, depending on water color. […]

Guide Rob Beglin builds his own spinnerbaits so he’s always got the right combination of blades, sizes and colors to match situations he’ll find in the marsh.

Make your own spinnerbaits for reds

Terry Madewell

Guide Rob Beglin enjoys fishing spinnerbaits so much for redfish he started making his own. […]

Driftmaster has designed a system for kayaks that anchors metal rodholders into plastic boats without fear of damage or weakness.

Driftmaster tackles ‘yaks

Phillip Gentry

Take a guy with an engineering background who has designed metal rod holders his whole life, put him in a plastic boat, and you can see the wheels begin to turn. […]

Capt. Dave Yates said tiny shrimp fished under a popping cork are catching plenty of redfish and speckled trout in the Cooper River.

Tiny shrimp are ticket for Cooper River specks, reds

Brian Cope

Speckled trout and big redfish are biting on the Cooper River, and Capt. Dave Yates of Yates Sea Charters is catching them on live shrimp – and the shrimp don’t have to be big to entice a strike. […]