June 24

Lake Greenwood water level is at 439.19 (full pool is 440.0), and the middle to upper lake is dingy, but improved.  Morning surface water temperatures are around 82 degrees, but often considerably higher in the afternoons.

June 24

Morning surface water temperatures vary around 83-87 degrees, depending on the tide, at the mouth of Murrells Inlet.

June 24

Lake Wylie is at 95.5% of full pool and morning surface water temperatures are in the low 80’s. 

June 24

Lake Hartwell water levels are still low, at 653.61 (full pool is 660.00), and the lake is still mostly clear.  Morning surface water temperatures are about 84 degrees. 

June 17

Morning surface water temperatures are around 76-77 degrees at the mouth of Winyah Bay. 

June 17

Morning surface water temperatures at the mouths of the main rivers are around 78 degrees.

June 17

Morning surface water temperatures are around 82 degrees at the mouth of Fripp Inlet. 

June 17

Lake Murray water level is 357.50 (full pool is 360.00), and parts of the lake are still somewhat stained, while the lower lake is still pretty clear.  Morning surface water temperature is about 80 degrees. 

June17

Morning surface water temperatures are about 82 degrees at the mouth of Little River Inlet. 

June 16

Lake Wateree is at 97.9% of full pool, and the upper end is dingy while the lower lake has some stain.  Morning surface water temperatures are about 80 to 81 degrees. 

June 16

Morning surface water temperatures on Lake Monticello were about 82 degrees, but afternoon temperatures on Sunday, June 14, soared to 89.5 degrees. The lake is clear, and water levels typically fluctuate frequently.

June 16

Lake Jocassee is at 92.2% of full pool, and water clarity is normal.  Morning surface water temperatures are around 75-76 degrees. 

June 16

Clarks Hill water levels are still low at 324.59 (full pool is 330.00), and the lake is dingy in the backs of creeks and far up the rivers, while the main lake is clear.  Morning surface water temperatures are about 81 degrees.

Edisto

May 29

Morning surface water temperatures at the mouths of the main rivers are around 73 degrees, and back in the creeks, the water temperature is 76-78 degrees. 

Theinshore bite has not been great over the past week, and Captain Ron Davis, Jr. (843-513-0143) reports that he's hopeful fishing will improve in the next week. He believes we’re coming up on a good time for redfish based on tides and the moon phase. Anglers are catching plenty of flounder, but few are keeper-size. The trout bite is slow for this time of the year, and he believes it’s linked to the cold weather this winter.

May 28

Lake Keowee is up to 97.7 of full pool and water clarity is high on the main lake but stained in the backs of major creeks. Morning surface water temperatures are in the upper 70s to low 80s. 

May 28

Morning surface water temperatures vary around 77-81 degrees at the mouth of Murrells Inlet.

Excellent flounder fishing is topping the list of inshorefishing opportunities this week, Captain Chris Regan withCarolina Hook and Fly Guide Service (843-241-7706) reports. On one trip, anglers caught multiple flounder topped by a 29-inch whopper weighing 10.1 pounds.

Lake Hartwell, May 28

Lake Hartwell water levels are low at 652.43 (full pool is 660.00), and the lake is clear. Morning surface water temperatures are about 75 degrees.

Guide Lane Clark (864-254-8614) reports that black bass are in transition from the shallow water bite around the herring spawning areas. While the herring spawn may be over, Lane said the bass are still lingering in those general areas because herring are still readily available as chow.

Clarks Hill, May 27

Clarks Hill water levels are still low and are at 323.57 (full pool is 330.00), and the lake is pretty clear.  Morning surface water temperatures are around 73-75 degrees.

Captain Rocky Fulmer with Little River Guide Service (803-646-9711) reports that the crappie action is good and has essentially transitioned from longline trolling tactics to holding on deeper brush. But recently, the trend is definitely toward more fish holding on the brush, typical of crappies this time of the year.

May 27

Lake Jocassee is at 92.7% of full pool, and water clarity is extremely high. Morning surface water temperatures are around 76 degrees.

The trout bite continues to be productive at Lake Jocassee, and Guide Casey Jones with Jocassee Charters (864-280-9056) reports not much has changed recently except the fish are slowly holding deeper as the water warms. But the bite is still excellent on fish in the 14-17 inch class.

Georgetown

May 27

Morning surface water temperature is around 80 degrees at the mouth of Winyah Bay.

Inshore fishing is very good for flounder and redfish, but windy afternoons have hampered recent fishing success, Captain Greg Holmes with Fish Skinny Charters (843-241-0594) reports.