http://www.thecharlestonangler.com/reelblog/windy-monday/ Just another WordPress weblog Thu, 09 Feb 2012 17:12:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://www.thecharlestonangler.com/reelblog/windy-monday/comment-page-1/#comment-96 david peralta Thu, 20 Nov 2008 03:42:16 +0000 http://www.thecharlestonangler.com/reelblog/?p=220#comment-96 Gary, Our best inshore fishing in Jan/Feb will be with The Spot Tail Bass which is locally known as the Redfish. During the colder months, they will form large schools and we will typically sight fish for them using spoons,soft plastics or flies on our shallow mud flats. They can also be caught near any structure like docks and oyster bars using cut or live baits. Speckled Sea Trout are also a favorite target in Jan/Feb using soft plastics fished slowly in deeper creeks. You'll be here too early for our offshore/nearshore trolling season for ocean pelagics- usually gets started in april/may. Best chance to catch offshore fish will be with excellent bottom fishing for for Groupers, Snappers, Porgys and Black Sea Bass. The best bottom fishing starts in 60 feet and beyond -starting in about 12 miles off the beach. I recommend that you visit the SC Department of Natural Resources website and also the South Atlantic Fisheries Management Council Website for fishing limits and regulations in our state and federal waters as they can be quite complicated for Bottom fish and very likely to change soon. Gary,
Our best inshore fishing in Jan/Feb will be with The Spot Tail Bass which is locally known as the Redfish. During the colder months, they will form large schools and we will typically sight fish for them using spoons,soft plastics or flies on our shallow mud flats. They can also be caught near any structure like docks and oyster bars using cut or live baits. Speckled Sea Trout are also a favorite target in Jan/Feb using soft plastics fished slowly in deeper creeks.
You’ll be here too early for our offshore/nearshore trolling season for ocean pelagics- usually gets started in april/may. Best chance to catch offshore fish will be with excellent bottom fishing for for Groupers, Snappers, Porgys and Black Sea Bass. The best bottom fishing starts in 60 feet and beyond -starting in about 12 miles off the beach. I recommend that you visit the SC Department of Natural Resources website and also the South Atlantic Fisheries Management Council Website for fishing limits and regulations in our state and federal waters as they can be quite complicated for Bottom fish and very likely to change soon.

]]> http://www.thecharlestonangler.com/reelblog/windy-monday/comment-page-1/#comment-95 Gary Wed, 19 Nov 2008 20:17:38 +0000 http://www.thecharlestonangler.com/reelblog/?p=220#comment-95 I plan in going to South Carolina (Charleston) area in January or February. I normally fish the mid-Atlantic area (New Jersey). I am trying to find out what kind of saltwater fishing to expect in SC at that time of year. I will have access to a boat out of Patriots Point Marina. I plan in going to South Carolina (Charleston) area in January or February. I normally fish the mid-Atlantic area (New Jersey). I am trying to find out what kind of saltwater fishing to expect in SC at that time of year. I will have access to a boat out of Patriots Point Marina.

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