Looking to cast a line in Georgetown? Make it happen, with Georgetown Coastal Adventures! Your guide for the day is Captain Kevin, allowing you to benefit from years of sportfishing experience.
"wanted to get in a fishing trip on Father’s Day weekend where my girls caught the biggest fish of their life while making memories in the great outdoors." — Michael,
Discover Mount Pleasant Fishing with Melton Angling Charters Experience why fishing in Mount Pleasant is so highly regarded with Melton Angling Charters.
"Cpt. Tom delivered! I asked him if he could put us on fish so we could have lots of action, and find a few we could have for dinner and he did just that!" — Brian,
Flood Tide Charters invites you to join the adventure on the inshore waters surrounding Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. The Captain is a knowledgeable angler, who will teach you how to reel in some impressive fish.
"Our family of five recently had the opportunity to fish with Captain Brian, and the experience exceeded every expectation we had." — Jeremy,
Make some memories in Isle Of Palms and go fishing with Isle of Palms Fishing Charters. Your guide for the day is Captain Terry, which means you'll tap into his angling experience.
"Captain Terry is a native of the Isle of Palms and has fished Thad are his entire life." — Robert,
Fishnut Charters invites you to experience a fun filled day on the water, fishing the beautiful estuaries around Charleston, SC. Captain Todd Gough has been a resident of Mount Pleasant since graduating from the College of Charleston in 1989.
"We decided to do a six hour trip with Capt. Todd. He was very professional leading up to the trip with prompt and courteous communication." — Darrell,
The Isle of Palms is placed between two excellent regions for fishing and observing nature – the Atlantic Ocean and Gray Bay. These waters are some of the most biodiverse ones you can find in South Carolina and on the eastern coast of the US.
"Came across Barrier Island Fishing Charters while looking for an experience I could share with my son and father." — Ian,
Charleston has a fish with your name on it, so let Charlestowne Coastal Charters help you catch it! With Captain Scott at the helm, you're in knowledgeable and experienced hands.
"Visiting from Chicago my boys (13, 12) wanted a quick fishing trip." — Mike,
Hoping to go fishing in Georgetown? Then Pressure Point Fishing Charters has a trip with your name on it! With Captain Will at the helm, you'll benefit from years of knowledge and experience.
"We were scheduled to go out Wednesday, met wit Will, he said weather conditions were poor due to high winds and he wanted to give us a good trip." — Rod,
Get ready to reel in the memories of a lifetime with Primetime Fishing Charters in Charleston! Captain Daniel, a retired Air Force veteran and expert angler, invites you to experience the ultimate fishing adventure on the waters of Charleston.
"Had a terrific experience with Captain Dan. This was our first charter and better than expected." — Spotswood,
Nestled between Myrtle Beach and Charleston, McClellanville offers one of the East Coast's most pristine saltwater fishing environments. This hidden gem features over 60 miles of undeveloped coastline within the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, where 60,000+ acres of marshes, barrier islands, and maritime forests create an untouched paradise for anglers. The minimal fishing pressure here yields exceptional year-round opportunities, particularly for trophy redfish cruising the shallow flats, speckled trout thriving in Bulls Bay estuaries, and flounder hiding in oyster-rich creeks.
McClellanville's unique ecosystem shines during seasonal spectacles like September's Mullet Run, when tarpon swarm the coast in feeding frenzies before migrating south. Late fall brings massive red drum to the surf, gorging before winter offshore migration. Inshore charters navigate labyrinthine tidal creeks in specialized shallow-draft boats, revealing abundant birdlife and thriving marine habitats while targeting the area's renowned redfish-sea trout-flounder trifecta. The historic fishing village itself—established in the 1860s around Jeremy Creek—maintains its shrimping fleet heritage, with waterfront seafood shacks adding local flavor to your adventure.
Charters here prioritize sustainable practices, often releasing redfish and encouraging catch-and-release for other species. From fly-fishing secluded grass flats to battling nearshore tarpon, McClellanville delivers diverse challenges against a backdrop of waving cordgrass and ancient live oaks. This uncrowded lowcountry sanctuary combines world-class fishing with remarkable biodiversity, where every cast connects you to South Carolina's authentic coastal wilderness.
