-- October 20 Inshore temperatures in the Charleston area are around 75 degrees, and water conditions are clearing. The peak of the inshore fishing season in the Charleston area comes when temperatures are between about 65 and 75 degrees, and so Captain Rob Bennett of Lowcountry Inshore Charters (843-367-3777) reminds anglers that for the next week 3-4 weeks conditions should be as good as they get. First, ...

-- The newest Charleston fishing report, updated October 20, can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-charleston-sc-fall-2017-fishing-report/ September 15 Inshore temperatures in the Charleston are are around 80 degrees, and Captain Rob Bennett of Lowcountry Inshore Charters (843-367-3777) tells anglers that it’s time to get excited – the fishing from about September 15 until October ...

-- The newest Charleston fishing report, updated September 15, can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-charleston-sc-fall-2017-fishing-report/ September 1 With recent clouds and rain inshore temperatures in the Charleston area have dropped from 87 to 81 in the last week. Partly because of mild recent winters, this fall Captain Rob Bennett of Lowcountry Inshore Charters (843-367-3777) ...

-- August 2 Inshore water temperatures in the Charleston area are around 84-85 degrees, but despite the heat the fishing has been really good.  Captain Rob Bennett of Lowcountry Inshore Charters (843-367-3777) reports that it is as if the fall bite is getting off to an early start this year!  With the creeks full of 3-5 inch shrimp everything is feeding up, and you don’t need to look much further than these ...

-- The newest Charleston fishing report, updated August 2, can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-charleston-sc-summer-2017-fishing-report/ July 1 Inshore water temperatures in the Charleston area range from the lower to mid-80s. The trout bite has been pretty good recently, and Captain Rob Bennett of Lowcountry Inshore Charters (843-367-3777) reports that they are catching a lot of ...