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Fishing Report
December Fishing Report
While traditionally this season conjures up thoughts of the holidays, don’t write off fishing until the spring. One of our fisheries’ greatest phenomenon is taking place as the temperature drops. Redfish are building into huge schools, sometimes numbering in the hundreds. Casting into a pod of redfish so big it looks like a dark... »
Feeding Frenzy: Fall Fishing Report
By Captain Geoff Bennett, Charleston Charter Fishing Cool days and lower water temperatures are setting our fishery on fire! Redfish and trout know they need to eat heartily now or go hungry over the winter. Fortunately, our waters are teeming with shrimp and mullet encouraging these fish to strap the feedbags on. If you have... »
August Fishing Report
By Capt. Geoff Bennett, Charleston Charter Fishing No doubt it has been a hot summer, but it hasn’t slowed down the fishing. Anglers leaving first thing in morning have been rewarded with hungry redfish and trout. All tactics, whether it be artificials, live bait or flies have been working well. Add all the seasonal species... »
It’s That Time of Year for Catching:Mid-Summer Fishing Report
By Captain Geoff Bennett Thanks to ample amounts of bait teeming in our waters, fishing has been great so far this summer. The feeding switch has definitely been turned on. With the summer seasonal species now all present, there are no shortage of fish to target or ways to fish for them. In general, fishing... »
April Fishing Report
By Capt. Geoff Bennett During March, calm weather days were few and far between. When the wind did calm down, fishing was excellent, especially sight-fishing for redfish at low tide. As April ushers in better-behaved weather, anglers can expect fishing for reds to be very good, and should look forward to trout becoming part of... »
March Fishing Report
By Captain Geoff Bennett With spring quickly approaching, sun-filled days with temperatures occasionally reaching into the 70s have fishermen excited to hit the water. Best of all, the bite is markedly improving as warmer waters fill our fishery. Having spent the last few months lying low and avoiding dolphins, the redfish are transitioning from preservation mode... »
Time to drop a line for redfish, trout
By Captain Geoff Bennett Fishing is very good right now as the colder nights prove that fall is truly here. Anglers can expect conditions to get even better as fish feed aggressively. As in most years, artificial lures are a sure bet for both redfish and trout. Make sure to get out there and enjoy... »
Looking forward to the fall bite
by Captain Geoff Bennett It is a great time to be fishing in Charleston. The air is cool and crisp at first light, and later warms up comfortably into the 70s. True to form, fishing continues to rapidly improve, and we will shortly be in the midst of the celebrated fall bite. At Charleston Charter Fishing,... »
Anticipating September fishing
by Captain Geoff Bennett The perfect storm that makes fishing so great in the fall is about to begin. The combination of lower water temperatures, tons of bait and fewer fishermen on the water makes for fantastic conditions, and the cooler days will make fishing just that much more pleasant. As usual during this time of... »
They’re live and biting!
BY CAPTAIN GEOFF BENNETT Charleston is a great place to be fishing. No matter what type of fish you want to catch, they are all active and biting! While fishing for redfish remains strong, we’ve seen a pickup in the trout bite even with increasingly warmer water temperatures. Seasonal species like Spanish mackerel, ladyfish, bluefish... »
