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Sheepshead Fishing in Charleston, SC: Tips, Techniques & Gear

You can target a variety of species while fishing in the Charleston area. Red drum, flounder and sea trout are all common in the area, as are larger species, including sharks and tarpon. But there’s another locally abundant species you should consider when fishing our region’s inshore waters: sheepshead.

Isle of Palms Fishing

Alden having fun on his first saltwater, lowcountry fishing trip! First time for all three species.
Way to go on your inshore slam!

Thanks
Capt. Legare Leland
843-810-0495
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Charleston Fishing

Making smiles here Charleston SC!

Thanks
Capt. Legare Leland
Headshakerchartrers.com
843-810-0495

Charleston Fishing

Over cast days in the spring can be hot!

Thanks
Capt. Legare Leland
Headshakercharters.com
843-810-0495

Isle of Palms Fishing

The inshore bite has been good here in the Lowcountry! Come see what Charleston and the Isle of Palms has to offer!

Thanks
Legare Leland
legare2headshakercharters.com
843-810-0495

Winter REDS & SPECS

Feels like Spring.

The highs were in the 80’s last week!!

Throwing artificial lures was the way to go!

Always nice to see Speckled Trout trout feeding consistently . I’m looking forward to some more weather like this.

Thanks,
Cape. Legare Leland

Winter RedFish in Charleston SC

Don’t forget to pack some smaller flies. We were throwing all the go to flies and nothing seemed to work. The Redfish were rolling on their sides and seemed happy, so I was stumped. I thought maybe something smaller might do the trick.

Way to go Mark! Always a pleasure spending the day with you!!

Thanks,
Capt. Legare Leland

Isle Of Palms Red Fishing

It’s February and the water temperatures are still pretty low, but we are finally starting to see some warm days here in Charleston. With the warm weather comes a change in the water temps around Charleston, and especially the Isle of Palms area where I concentrate most of my angling. Right now the fishing is pretty spotty with spooky fish, and a slow approach is necessary. However my clients and I have been able to manage some successful days.

We had a break in the weather on 2/18/14 and I was able to put Randy and his wife Carol on several nice schools of Red Fish. Unfortunately the dolphins were all over the fish on the flats, so plan B on the ICW worked out well. This was Carol’s first time and she did a wonderful job landing several nice Reds.

Charleston SC & Isle Of Palms Red Fishing

I just wanted to thank everyone who made 2013 a successful and memorable year. Here are a few pictures from the 2013 Red Fishing, Speckled Sea Trout season out of the Isle Of Palms. 2014 is off to a great start, and I’m looking forward to seeing everyone again.

Red Fishing Charleston SC

Legare,
Thank you for a great fishing experience last Saturday. Definitely a memory maker! I’d like to stay in touch and will definitely plan a trip for the fall.

Thanks again,

Roger