What would you recommend to anglers fishing in Charleston, South Carolina for the first time?

If you're coming in July, be prepared for some hot fun! Be patient, as the heat effects the fishing and its hit or miss. Pick a highly recommended guide, like Brian at Heritage Charters, to ensure you have the trip possible and a fun guide to keep ya going, even if the fishings slow!

Like all SC weather, it changes often. Be prepared to reschedule or to take a trip with conditions that are less favorable than you might want. If you do not get sick easily, take a chance and get your hook wet!

If you are not used to the heat and sun, make sure you have the right protective clothing, sun screen and drink water.

Daniel was amazing!! His communication was great! He definitely did everything in his power to make sure our trip was awesome!! We would definitely recommend!!

Get your rest before you go. you’ll be glad you did pulling those fish in gets tiring after a while

If catching fish is important and you have flexibility, book charters seeking red drum during low tide. If low tide is in the morning, book morning, and vice versa if low tide is in the afternoon…

I would definitely recommend this fishing charter. Our captain was super fun and very knowledgeable about the fish we caught. Kids had a blast.

This was our first fishing trip to Charleston. While our trip was semi-productive, I think later in the year (May-June) is a better time to go.

Sharks were all we caught. Which was fun. Would have liked more reel time , even if smaller. But it was a good time!

Booking when it is this warm, book at least 6 hours so the charter can go to deeper water where the larger fish have migrated to.

Not all fish are running so summer is a little better but there is stil plenty to catch. Pick a calm day and go!

The inland waters are great fishing. Plenty of fish, calm waters and easy to locate.

The weather might be touch and go bc of all the different weather at this time around

A great time to get out before all the doofs are out on their boats for the summer.

Go out on a charter and go bottom fishing on the reefs off shore, fish were biting like crazy.

If not familiar with the rough waters, keep your stomach empty, bring water to drink.

Easy to use but had some issues contacting our captain which the site quickly resolved