Mount Pleasant Fishing Reports (November 2024)

Bob Ullerich
Charleston, South Carolina
Reported: 1 year ago

Cobia are starting to show up as well as kingfish reef trips have been hit with daily limits full. Amber Jacks are big and thick. Bonita and False Albacore are thick.

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Bob Ullerich Charleston, South Carolina Reported: 1 year ago

Cobia are starting to show up as well as kingfish reef trips have been hit with daily limits full. Amber Jacks are big and thick. Bonita and False Albacore are thick.

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Bob Ullerich
Charleston, South Carolina
Reported: 1 year ago

8hr reef out of Charleston limits of Vermilion , Amberjacks, huge Cobia take down

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Bob Ullerich Charleston, South Carolina Reported: 1 year ago

8hr reef out of Charleston limits of Vermilion , Amberjacks, huge Cobia take down

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Bob Ullerich
Charleston, South Carolina
Reported: 1 year ago

Red drum , amber jacks. Black drum

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Bob Ullerich Charleston, South Carolina Reported: 1 year ago

Red drum , amber jacks. Black drum

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Adrian Johnson
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
Reported: 1 year ago

Fishing has been great to kick off the year. The reds are schooled up inshore and the sheepshead have began to move out to the nearshore reefs. Offshore has never slowed down for bottom fishing. Black Sea bass are thick.

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Adrian Johnson Mount Pleasant, South Carolina Reported: 1 year ago

Fishing has been great to kick off the year. The reds are schooled up inshore and the sheepshead have began to move out to the nearshore reefs. Offshore has never slowed down for bottom fishing. Black Sea bass are thick.

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Daniel Neese
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
Reported: 1 year ago

With the temps dropping and the water clearing up, the redfish have schooled up really nice and the trout are on fire. I hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas and happy new year!

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Daniel Neese Mount Pleasant, South Carolina Reported: 1 year ago

With the temps dropping and the water clearing up, the redfish have schooled up really nice and the trout are on fire. I hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas and happy new year!

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Matt Simon
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
Reported: 1 year ago

Blackfin tuna have been thick out at the ledge. Spinning rods is my go-to tackle in targeting them with live bait. Wahoo have been hit or miss.

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Matt Simon Mount Pleasant, South Carolina Reported: 1 year ago

Blackfin tuna have been thick out at the ledge. Spinning rods is my go-to tackle in targeting them with live bait. Wahoo have been hit or miss.

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Kaleb Sherlin
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
Reported: 2 years ago

Fall fishing has been absolutely incredible in the low country and its just getting better. The trout and feeding good and its increasing as the water temps keep dropping. Live shrimp is the best bait of choice under a popping cork. Fish are being reeled in left and right! Book...

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Kaleb Sherlin Mount Pleasant, South Carolina Reported: 2 years ago

Fall fishing has been absolutely incredible in the low country and its just getting better. The trout and feeding good and its increasing as the water temps keep dropping. Live shrimp is the best bait of choice under a popping cork. Fish are being reeled in left and right! Book your trip today before you miss the hot bite!

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Matt Latorre
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
Reported: 2 years ago

The fall inshore fishing is really heating up!The bull reds are staging at the inlets and jetties for their annual spawn and will readily take live or fresh cut mullet. The flats fishing has been great and will only get better as the mullet and shrimp begin to leave with...

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Matt Latorre Mount Pleasant, South Carolina Reported: 2 years ago

The fall inshore fishing is really heating up!The bull reds are staging at the inlets and jetties for their annual spawn and will readily take live or fresh cut mullet. The flats fishing has been great and will only get better as the mullet and shrimp begin to leave with the cooling water. The bait of choice has been live finger mullet. The speckled trout bite has been good on live shrimp and artificials. Look for the trout to really bunch up through November and December. The best fishing of the year is the next couple of months. Get out there!

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