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Redfish are the signature gamefish of Charleston's inshore waters, known for their bronze coloration and powerful fights. These fish inhabit shallow grass flats, oyster bars, and tidal creeks throughout the Lowcountry. - Feed primarily on crabs, shrimp, and small baitfish. - Provide excellent table fare in slot sizes (15-23 inches). - Larger bull reds offer trophy potential and are typically released.
Captain Mike Whitesides of Salty Angler Fishing Charters offers premier redfish fishing experiences in Charleston's productive inshore waters. These copper-colored gamefish provide exciting fights in the shallow flats and creek mouths around Mount Pleasant, making every charter memorable. Our fishing charters include all necessary tackle and local expertise to help you land that trophy redfish. Whether you're sight-casting in skinny water or working structure near the jetties, Charleston's year-round redfish population delivers consistent action for anglers of all skill levels. Book your guided fishing trip and experience why Charleston is considered one of the Southeast's top redfish destinations.
Captain Mike Whitesides of Salty Angler Fishing Charters brings years of local experience to Charleston's inshore waters. Our redfish charters include all rods, reels, tackle, and bait needed for a successful day on the water. We provide coolers with ice for your catch and offer both half-day and full-day options to fit your schedule. Licensed and insured, Captain Mike knows the best spots around Mount Pleasant's creek systems and grass flats where redfish feed throughout the tides.
Charleston's inshore waters offer some of the most consistent redfish action on the East Coast. Our charters target the shallow flats, oyster bars, and creek mouths where these bronze beauties hunt for crabs and shrimp. The 29-inch redfish recently caught demonstrates the quality of fish available in our local waters.
We fish year-round with peak action during spring and fall months when redfish school up in large numbers. Summer provides excellent sight-fishing opportunities in clear, shallow water, while winter fishing focuses on deeper creek bends and structure.
Redfish, also known as red drum, are Charleston's signature inshore gamefish. These copper-colored fighters inhabit the grass flats, oyster bars, and creek systems throughout the Lowcountry. They're known for their powerful runs and stubborn fights, especially when hooked in shallow water. Redfish feed primarily on crabs, shrimp, and small baitfish, making them excellent targets for both live bait and artificial lures. The slot-size fish provide great table fare, while the larger bull reds offer trophy potential and are typically released to preserve the fishery.
Our fishing charters accommodate up to six anglers and include all necessary equipment. We typically start early morning to take advantage of moving tides and cooler temperatures. The boat is equipped with a shallow-water motor for accessing the skinny flats where redfish feed. All safety equipment is provided, and we recommend bringing sunscreen, polarized sunglasses, and a hat for comfort on the water.