Fishing in South Carolina: The Complete Guide

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If you’re lucky enough to be fishing in South Carolina, you’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to species, locations, and fishing styles. The Palmetto State boasts 187 miles of Atlantic coastline and is home to several major lakes and rivers, satisfying both saltwater and freshwater anglers.
For excellent saltwater fishing, start by exploring Charleston. It’s here that you can fish for South Carolina’s most coveted inshore species year-round - Redfish. It’s also home to dozens of Shark varieties and various other inshore species like Speckled Trout and Flounder.
If you’re craving a deep sea adventure, Myrtle Beach is a fantastic starting point for a Gulf Stream trip. This is where you’re going to catch Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, and even Billfish. You’ll have to travel at least 40 miles from shore to get there but the journey is more than worth it.
And there’s Hilton Head Island, Murrell's Inlet, Mount Pleasant, and so much more to look forward to! If you’re a freshwater angler, on the other hand, you won’t want to miss out on the opportunity to explore Lake Murray, Lake Hartwell, or the Edisto River - to name a few. These fishing holes are home to enough Striped Bass and Largemouth Bass to satisfy any angler.
When it comes to deciding how to go about your trip, you can fish either from shore or from a boat. Chartering a boat helmed by a licensed South Carolina captain has multiple advantages including your fishing equipment, saltwater fishing licenses, and the opportunity to visit far-out spots.
If you’re fishing from shore, head to the beaches and Lowcountry to get in on the action from the surf. Depending on the time of year, you can catch anything from Croakers and Bluefish to trophy Reds. Just be aware that you’ll be responsible for getting your own fishing license as well as staying up to date on all the latest fishing regulations.
Once you’re ready to start planning your trip, download the FishingBooker app or visit us online at FishingBooker.com. You’ll be able to browse the largest selection of South Carolina fishing charters and book your trip fast and easy. What are you waiting for? The Palmetto State awaits!
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:58 Fishing in Charleston
02:09 Fishing in Myrtle Beach
02:53 Fishing on Hilton Head Island
03:37 Additional Saltwater Fishing Spots
03:56 Freshwater Fishing in South Carolina
04:22 Fishing Seasons in South Carolina
05:13 Charter Fishing in South Carolina
05:38 Shore Fishing in South Carolina
06:08 South Carolina Rules and Regulations
07:01 Outro
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Have you visited South Carolina? What are some of your favorite fishing spots or target species? Let us know in the comments below!

[@jimmyfumbanks6081]

Feel sorry for the residents that have paid for a boat and all the fishing stuff to only be able to keep 1 or 2 . Evidently there isn't enough habitat to sustain the fishing pressure .

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If your so great then why cant you hardly keep any fish . You charge this much to fish and you still cant manage your fishery.

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Need a fat wallet. The nonresident pier fishing is $350 no other option , not a 3 day pier license , nothing . Communism sucks.