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Inshore Fishing Six Hour Charter with The Reel Deal Charters - Charleston

Inshore Fishing Six Hour Charter with The Reel Deal Charters

Mount Pleasantmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

6 hours

Fitness Level

Basic physical fitness needed to move around the boat and manage fishing gear comfortably.

Overview

Spend six hours fishing inshore waters near Mount Pleasant, SC, with The Reel Deal Charters. Whether you’re after redfish or flounder, this trip offers expert guidance and steady action for anglers of all skill levels.

Hanahan, South Carolina

Six Hour Charter

Starting at $650 | Morning and afternoon trips available!

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Enjoy Your 6 Hour Inshore Fishing Charter!

Start times may vary depending on the tide. We will call you the evening before your charter to confirm the exact start time.

Morning Times: 6:30am - 9:00am


Rates

  • For 1 passenger: $650
  • For 2 passengers: $700
  • For 3 passengers: $750
  • For 4 passengers: $800
  • For 5 passengers: $850
  • For 6 passengers: $900

About Your Trip:

From the serious angler who wants to target the monster reds, flounder, trout, sheepshead or shark, to the small child that has never caught a fish, The Reel Deal Charters offers something for everyone. Your experience and capabilities will be discussed with our experienced staff to determine what best meets your expectations. Most of the inshore fishing we specialize in is done by the use of a trolling motor, casting the banks and flats which consistently produces action. Targeting reds and sheepshead at low tide where they are easier to catch usually makes for long runs with reds and muscle testing fights with sheepshead. Later, as the tide moves in, the trout and flounder usually turn on, providing nonstop action. We will also anchor when we have the fish concentrated in one area which can produce great action. We suggest that most of the time with small children is spent bottom fishing where the bite will keep the kids interested, they like a lot of action.


Things to Bring

In South Carolina, sunscreen is a must during all weather. Creams seem to work better than the spray type. Bring what you plan to eat and drink (no glass bottles). Keeping hydrated is so important in the heat. On the inshore charters we do not guarantee keeper size fish. Depending on your pickup location the captain may not have the cleaning facility to clean your catch safely.


Allergies

If you or anyone in your party is (or suspects that they are) allergic to fish, shellfish or seafood; we ask that you identify this serious issue at the time of booking your reservation. By identifying this in a timely manner it gives the captain the opportunity to take steps to try and sterilize the boat before you board. Most importantly we ask you to bring your EpiPen with you, in the case of an emergency, and identify it to the captain when boarding the vessel."

Adventure Tips

Bring reef-safe sunscreen

South Carolina’s sun is strong—opt for reef-safe cream sunscreen to protect skin and local marine ecosystems.

Hydrate throughout the trip

Carry plenty of water; staying hydrated is crucial during extended time under the sun on the water.

Inform about allergies upfront

Notify the captain of any fish or seafood allergies to ensure the boat is properly prepared for your safety.

Dress in layers

Mornings may start cool but temperatures rise—light layers help adjust to changing conditions on the boat.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Osprey soaring overhead hunting for fish
  • Blue herons stalking the marsh edges

History

Mount Pleasant’s waterways have long supported fishing communities central to South Carolina’s coastal culture and economy.

Conservation

The Reel Deal Charters practices catch and release upon request and promotes sustainable fishing to preserve inshore stocks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Reef-safe sunscreen

Essential

Protects skin from UV rays while minimizing environmental impact on coastal waters.

summer specific

Polarized sunglasses

Essential

Reduces glare off the water for better visibility and eye protection.

Lightweight, breathable clothing

Essential

Keeps you cool and comfortable during long hours on the water.

summer specific

Motion sickness medication

Helpful if you are prone to seasickness on boat trips.