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Redfish are iconic inshore gamefish perfectly adapted to Charleston's extensive salt marsh system. These copper-colored drum family members use their downturned mouths to root for crabs and shrimp along oyster bars. - Excellent sight fishing opportunities in shallow water. - Strong year-round population in Mount Pleasant waters. - Powerful fighters that make long runs when hooked.
Captain Mike Whitesides of Salty Angler Fishing Charters delivered an outstanding redfish fishing charter in Charleston waters. This 31-inch trophy redfish showcases the incredible inshore fishing opportunities available year-round in Mount Pleasant's pristine coastal waters. Our experienced captain provides all tackle and bait while targeting prime redfish habitat along grass flats, oyster bars, and creek mouths. Whether you're sight fishing in shallow water or working structure with live bait, Charleston's redfish population offers consistent action for anglers of all skill levels. Book your guided fishing charter today and experience why Mount Pleasant is considered one of South Carolina's premier redfish destinations.
Captain Mike Whitesides of Salty Angler Fishing Charters brings years of local experience to Charleston's inshore waters. Our fishing charters include all rods, reels, tackle, and bait needed for a successful day targeting redfish and other inshore species. We fish the productive waters around Mount Pleasant, focusing on grass flats, oyster beds, and tidal creeks where redfish feed actively. Half-day and full-day options available with flexible departure times to match the tides. Licensed captain with Coast Guard certification ensures a safe and productive fishing experience. Contact us directly for current rates and availability.
This impressive 31-inch redfish represents the quality fishing available in Charleston's inshore waters. Redfish of this size typically weigh between 8-12 pounds and provide excellent fights on light tackle. Mount Pleasant's extensive marsh system and tidal creeks create ideal habitat for these copper-colored gamefish. The shallow water sight fishing opportunities are exceptional, especially during moving tides when redfish cruise the flats searching for crabs and shrimp.
Our charters focus on productive techniques including live bait fishing with shrimp and mud minnows, as well as artificial lures like spoons and soft plastics. The key to consistent redfish success lies in understanding tidal movements and locating the structure these fish prefer. Captain Mike's local knowledge ensures we're fishing the most productive spots at optimal tide stages.
Redfish thrive in Charleston's brackish waters, utilizing the extensive salt marsh ecosystem that defines the Lowcountry coastline. These drum family members are perfectly adapted to shallow water environments, using their downturned mouths to root for crabs and shrimp along oyster bars and grass beds. The copper-bronze coloration and distinctive black spot near the tail make redfish easily identifiable, while their powerful runs and dogged fighting ability make them a favorite among inshore anglers.
Charleston's redfish population remains strong year-round, with fish ranging from slot-size specimens to oversized bulls exceeding 30 inches. The warmer months see increased activity in very shallow water, while cooler periods find redfish holding in deeper creek channels and around structure. Understanding seasonal patterns and tidal influences is crucial for consistent success when targeting these prized gamefish in Mount Pleasant waters.
Our fishing charters depart from convenient Mount Pleasant locations with easy access to prime redfish habitat. The boat is equipped with all necessary safety equipment, fishing gear, and electronics for locating fish efficiently. We accommodate up to six anglers comfortably, making this an ideal choice for families or small groups. Departure times are scheduled around optimal tide conditions to maximize fishing success. Bring sunscreen, snacks, and drinks – we provide everything else needed for a memorable day on Charleston's inshore waters.