Inshore Fishing Charters
Isle of Palms, SC
Call Today! (843)810-0495
Welcome to Headshaker Charters, the premiere inshore fishing charters in Isle of Palms, SC. Inshore fishing offers an exciting alternative to deep sea fishing that is challenging while offering more convenience and comfort. USCG-licensed captain, Legare Leland, has spent a lifetime on the water and has the expertise to provide you with an unforgettable day of saltwater fishing. Contact us today to book your tour!!!!
What Species Will You Catch?
The waterways surrounding Isle of Palms and Charleston are teeming with many species of game fish. Whether you want to pole the flats for reds or fish the inlets for flounder, trout, sheepshead, and more, Headshaker Charters knows just the right spot to cast your line. Let us know what you’re hoping to catch, and we’ll get you to the perfect fishing spot.
Check out our Guide to Charleston’s Inshore Fishing Species
All Experience Levels Welcome
A fishing charter in Isle of Palms, SC with Headshaker Charters is the perfect adventure for families, friends, or corporate outings. Whatever your skill level, you are sure to have fun on the waters surrounding Isle of Palms, SC—and Capt. Leland will see to it!
Whether you’re a first timer or an avid angler, we’ll provide all the equipment you need, and Captain Leland will be happy to offer tips and pointers for those who need assistance.
Why Choose Us?
Here are just a few reasons to book your fishing trip with us:
- Over 20 years of experience
- USCG-licensed and fully insured
- Two boat options for your convenience
- All equipment provided
- Kids & family friendly
Explore Our Photo Gallery
Need more convincing? Just take a look at all the happy faces and great catches in our photo gallery!
Book Today
Thanks for your interest in Headshaker Charters, your dedicated Isle of Palms fishing guide. Book an inshore fishing charter with us today!
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Species
Spadefish
The spadefish is a member of the family Ephippidae. There are about eight genera with a total of 20 species, mostly marine.... more