Charleston, SC Fish Species

Common Questions:

What is the most popular fish in Charleston?

The most popular fish in Charleston, South Carolina, can vary depending on the season and angler preferences. Captain Adrian at Eye Deal Fishing Charters is your local expert who can guide you to the most sought-after species during your fishing trip. Whether it's Redfish, Sheepshead, Red Snapper, or others, he'll help you target the fish that are currently in high demand among anglers in Charleston.

How many kinds of fish are available in the Charleston area?

The Charleston area offers a wide variety of fish species for anglers to target. To get a comprehensive list and guidance on the different kinds of fish available, it is best to reach out to Captain Adrian at Eye Deal Fishing Charters. His extensive knowledge of the local waters and the diverse range of species will ensure you have a rewarding and enjoyable fishing experience.

Can you catch Grouper in Charleston?

Yes, you can catch Grouper in Charleston's waters, and Captain Adrian at Eye Deal Fishing Charters is your go-to expert for targeting this prized species.

What types of fish can I catch in Charleston’s inshore waters with Eye Deal Fishing Charters?

In Charleston’s inshore waters, Eye Deal Fishing Charters, led by Captain Adrian Johnson, offers opportunities to catch a variety of species including Redfish, Spotted Seatrout, Black Drum, and Sheepshead. These species are popular targets for inshore fishing due to their abundance and the challenge they provide.

What species are targeted during offshore fishing charters with Eye Deal Fishing Charters?

Offshore charters with Eye Deal Fishing Charters focus on species such as Cobia, Vermilion Snapper, Black Seabass, and various types of Shark. Captain Adrian Johnson’s expertise ensures that you have the best chance of landing these exciting and often larger fish.

When is the best time to catch Redfish in Charleston?

The best time to catch Redfish in Charleston is typically from late spring through early fall. During this period, Redfish are actively feeding and can be found in shallow inshore waters. Captain Adrian Johnson can provide detailed insights and strategies to maximize your chances during these prime months.

Are there seasonal variations in the availability of Spotted Seatrout?

Yes, the availability of Spotted Seatrout in Charleston does vary seasonally. They are most abundant from late spring to early fall. During the cooler months, their activity decreases, and they tend to migrate to deeper waters. Captain Adrian Johnson will help you adjust your tactics based on the time of year.

What techniques does Captain Adrian Johnson use to target Black Drum?

Captain Adrian Johnson uses a variety of techniques to target Black Drum, including bottom fishing with live or cut bait and using fiddler crabs, which are particularly effective. He leverages his extensive knowledge of local fishing spots and conditions to increase your chances of success.

Can I catch Sheepshead while fishing with Eye Deal Fishing Charters?

Yes, Sheepshead are a popular species that can be targeted during inshore charters with Eye Deal Fishing Charters. They are known for their challenging bite and can be caught using techniques such as bottom fishing with live shrimp or crabs. Captain Adrian Johnson will provide the right equipment and advice to improve your chances.

What time of year is best for catching Cobia in Charleston’s offshore waters?

Cobia are typically best caught in Charleston’s offshore waters during late spring through early summer. They migrate along the coast and are known to be attracted to structures such as buoys and wrecks. Captain Adrian Johnson’s offshore charters are well-timed to take advantage of this peak season.