Inshore Fishing
SC Saltwater fishing report for mid June
Despite some unseasonably cool weather for mid June, the SC saltwater fishing report is a hot one. […]
Lowcountry SC
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Youth angler breaks S.C. skipjack tuna state record
Lilli Kirkland of James Island, S.C. caught a big skipjack tuna, a new South Carolina state record, while fishing 105 miles off the coast of Charleston on June 3, 2020. […]
Black drum
Charleston fishing report for second week of June
The Charleston fishing report for the second week of June includes multiple species at the jetties, including bull redfish. Huge black drum are also biting. […]
Events & Announcements
Buck Hall boat ramp on Intracoastal reopens
The U.S. Forest Service has reopened the Buck Hall boat ramp and parking area. The Charleston County ramp offers access to some of the least-developed areas along South Carolina’s coast. […]
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South Carolina coastal fishing report for mid-May
As we move into the second half of May, the fishing has heated up just like the weather, and it’s expected to get even better in the coming days. […]
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Trolling for mahi with Santee Cooper Sportsman
Join the Santee Cooper Sportsman crew as they troll for mahi off the coast of Charleston, S.C. […]
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Lowcountry huntress kills double-bearded gobbler
Lisa Beard of Ehrhardt, S.C. killed a double-bearded turkey in Bamberg County on April 11, 2020. It was the first turkey she’s ever killed. […]
Cobia
Cobia already biting at Charleston’s nearshore reefs
Capt. Rob Bennett of Lowcountry Inshore Charters said the cobia are a little bit early to lowcountry reefs, but he’s not complaining one bit. […]
Newsletters
Carolina turkey hunter kills 11-bearded trophy
Norway, S.C.’s Mark Shivey killed an 11-bearded turkey on March 24, 2020 that will likely land the hunter on the NWTF’s records list for South Carolina. […]
Black drum
Charleston weekly fishing report
Redfish and speckled trout have been biting consistently in the Charleston area in the past couple of weeks, and it will only get better as the weather continues to warm up. […]