moderate
8 hours
Moderate stamina recommended to stand and move around the boat for extended periods.
Head out from Folly Beach on an 8-hour nearshore fishing charter that delivers action-packed angling amid South Carolina’s rich coastal waters. Discover top spots, expert guidance, and a vibrant island backdrop.
All Ages • Up to Six Anglers
Hop aboard our 22-foot Sea Hunt BX Pro Bay vessel equipped with a Yamaha 250 engine to get us where we're going fast. Away from the Charleston beaches, just off the coast, you'll find shipwrecks, artificial reefs, and other structures that create an exceptional habitat for catching black drum and redfish along with other trophy species to include amberjack, false albacore, cobia, spanish mackerel, and spade fish.
Your charter will include a full eco tour about the wildlife in and out of the water as well as the rich history of the surrounding area. All anglers will leave their adventure with greater knowledge and appreciation for where they have been and what they have seen.
Time is subject to change as you are selecting either a morning or afternoon charter. Trip times are based on the tides and weather. Your captain will confirm your start time 1-3 days before your trip.
The open waters offer little shade, so pack sunscreen and a wide-brimmed hat to stay safe under the sun.
Carry plenty of water as the salt air and sun can quickly dehydrate you during the long day.
Morning and evening temperatures can vary; layering helps you adjust comfortably throughout the charter.
Nearshore waters can be choppy—use motion sickness remedies if you are prone to seasickness.
Folly Beach fishing traditions date back centuries as a key coastal livelihood during the region’s maritime development.
The charter practices catch-and-release when appropriate and promotes sustainable fishing to protect marine resources.
Required for legal fishing in South Carolina waters.
Helps reduce glare on the water and improves visibility of fish below the surface.
Protects your footing on wet boat decks and improves safety.
Spring mornings and evenings can be cool on the water.
spring specific