Feels like Spring.
The highs were in the 80’s last week!!
Thanks,
Cape. Legare Leland
Winter REDS & SPECS
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Cape. Legare Leland
Tag: Charleston fishing guide
Thanks,
Cape. Legare Leland
Isle of Palms RedFish
Great color patterns
Some go to patterns for fall & winter Red Fishing here in Charleston SC. Sight fishing around the Isle of Palms area can be great during the fall, and winter months!
Charleston Winter Reds
When we get a break in the weather here in Charleston, it makes for a great opportunity to get out on the water! With the calm, clear water, it is easy to locate the schools of Red Fish. Which provides an angler a wonderful opportunity to site cast artificial lures or the fly.
Charleston Fishing Guide
Thanks, Legare, for a great experience by all, esp. my grandchild. She even caught the first fish on her small rod! Appreciate your expertise and attitude. See you next year. Regards…Rudy
Determined. Effort. Reward.
Generally, mother nature rewards only the most determined anglers. This youngster is reaping his rewards…
Big Summer Redfish
I wanted to let you know that Joseph and I had a great time fishing. It was the highlight of our trip. We will definitely be calling you the next time we head to Charleston.
The Redfish are Biting
Finding redfish during spring months is half the battle.
Redfish Action Returns as Shallow Waters Warm
The water temperature in the intracostal waterway between Mount Pleasant and Isle of Palms has been above 60 degrees for the past 10 days. I’ve run early morning and afternoon fishing charters for the past week and the redfish bite has been improving every day.
Finding redfish during spring months is half the battle. Redfish eating habits have been a bit finicky. I pushed into a school of hundreds of reds and threw everything at them – live minows, crab, soft plastics, top water lures, the whole tackle box – and not a single bite! While stalking redfish this week I saw multiple schools of shrimp, blue crab and mullet so reds have a diverse menu.