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.

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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!

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Capt. Legare Leland
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Charleston Fishing

Spring is here, and the Redfish bite is great!

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Capt. Legare Leland

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Charleston Fishing

Another youth angler enjoying the Charleston Redfish bite!

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

Charleston Fishing

Making smiles here Charleston SC!

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

Charleston Fishing

Over cast days in the spring can be hot!

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

Isle of Palms Red Fishing

Beautiful Redfish for this youth angler.

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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!

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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.

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Cape. Legare Leland