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Redfish are iconic gamefish of the southeastern coast, known for their copper-bronze coloration and powerful fights. These drum family members inhabit shallow coastal waters from Texas to North Carolina. - Prefer water temperatures between 65-85°F. - Feed on crabs, shrimp, and small baitfish. - Can live over 40 years and reach impressive sizes. - Popular target for both recreational and commercial fishing.
Captain Mike Whitesides of Salty Angler Fishing Charters recently landed an impressive 23-inch redfish in Charleston's prime inshore waters. This fishing charter showcases the excellent redfish bite available in Mount Pleasant's coastal marshes and tidal creeks. With experienced local guidance and all tackle provided, anglers can target these copper-colored gamefish year-round in the Lowcountry's productive estuaries.
Captain Mike Whitesides of Salty Angler Fishing Charters landed this beautiful 23-inch redfish during a productive inshore trip. Our Charleston fishing charters include all rods, reels, bait, and tackle needed for a successful day on the water. Licensed and experienced, Captain Mike knows the best spots in Mount Pleasant's tidal creeks and grass flats where redfish feed. Half-day and full-day trips available with competitive rates. Contact us directly to check availability and secure your booking.
This 23-inch redfish represents the quality fishing available in Charleston's inshore waters. Our charters focus on sight fishing and bottom fishing techniques that consistently produce results. The shallow grass flats and oyster bars around Mount Pleasant hold excellent populations of slot-sized redfish throughout the year. Captain Mike's local knowledge ensures you'll fish the most productive areas based on tide, weather, and seasonal patterns.
Redfish thrive in Charleston's brackish marshes and shallow coastal waters, making Mount Pleasant an ideal location for targeting these bronze-backed fighters. These drum species prefer water temperatures between 65-85°F and feed actively on crabs, shrimp, and baitfish around structure. The 23-inch specimen caught here demonstrates the healthy redfish population in our local waters. Peak fishing occurs during moving tides when redfish cruise the flats searching for prey.
Our Charleston fishing charters depart from convenient Mount Pleasant locations with easy access to prime redfish habitat. Boats are equipped with shallow-water capabilities, GPS electronics, and safety equipment. We provide all fishing gear, bait, and tackle, though you're welcome to bring your own equipment. Trips accommodate up to six anglers comfortably. Early morning departures often produce the best results, especially during warmer months when redfish feed more actively in cooler water.