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Rating - Excellent   

Wednesday, Nov 13 2024
Inshore: Captain Smiley Fishing Charters (843-361-7445) reports that with a mild October fishing should be wide open for most of November. By the end of October flounder were already thinning out, but trout, redfish, and black drum should all be gorging on bait before it gets harder to locate later in the season. In particular they expect the trout fishing to really turn on this month. Different species should all be found in the same areas, with oyster beds and drops inside the creeks producing and the jetty rocks also very productive. Until water temperatures drop live mullet and shrimp should continue to be abundant, but as it gets colder anglers will be switching over to Gulp! baits and other artificials. Cut shrimp will also work for black drum and redfish.Cherry Grove Pier (843-249-1625) reports that water temperatures are starting out so warm in November that even a few cold fronts should not drop the ocean temperature too much. Blues and Spanish should be around until water temperatures drop below the mid-60s, and the best fall bite for shrimp-eaters like whiting, croaker and spots should take place this month. Some big red drum should continue to be caught off the pier and they hope for one more run of king mackerel.

Wednesday, Nov 13 2024




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Little River

RECEIVE FISHING REPORT UPDATES!


Rating - Excellent

Inshore: Captain Smiley Fishing Charters (843-361-7445) reports that with a mild October fishing should be wide open for most of November. By the end of October flounder were already thinning out, but trout, redfish, and black drum should all be gorging on bait before it gets harder to locate later in the season. In particular they expect the trout fishing to really turn on this month. Different species should all be found in the same areas, with oyster beds and drops inside the creeks producing and the jetty rocks also very productive. Until water temperatures drop live mullet and shrimp should continue to be abundant, but as it gets colder anglers will be switching over to Gulp! baits and other artificials. Cut shrimp will also work for black drum and redfish.Cherry Grove Pier (843-249-1625) reports that water temperatures are starting out so warm in November that even a few cold fronts should not drop the ocean temperature too much. Blues and Spanish should be around until water temperatures drop below the mid-60s, and the best fall bite for shrimp-eaters like whiting, croaker and spots should take place this month. Some big red drum should continue to be caught off the pier and they hope for one more run of king mackerel.


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