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Book your Charleston fishing trip with Spanish Moss Charters and Captain Dominic.

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Spanish Moss Charters Available Trips

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Charleston Heavy-Tackle Shark Showdown

Starting at $350.00

When the Rod Bends, the Real Fight Begins

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Charleston Coastal Shark Challenge

Starting at $450.00

Feel the Weight of a Serious Shark Fight

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Charleston Light-Tackle Variety

Starting at $450.00

Let the Season Lead You to the Right Bite

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Charleston Shark Pursuit: Stay for the Fight

Starting at $600.00

A Patient Pursuit Built for Serious Pulls

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Charleston Tidal Waters on Light Tackle

Starting at $650.00

Stay Flexible and Fish What the Day Offers

Charleston Fishing with Spanish Moss Charters

Charleston's Premier Inshore Fishing Experience

Meet the Captain

Captain Dominic Giusti

Charleston Fishing Charter

Spanish Moss Charters offers family-friendly fishing trips in Charleston, SC, led by Captain Dominic and his 10 years of local experience. Depending on the season and conditions, guests may target Redfish, Speckled Trout, Sheepshead, Black Drum, Flounder, Sharks, and other local species. Kids, beginners, and experienced anglers are welcome aboard, with fishing equipment and licenses included. Captain Dominic uses his knowledge of Charleston’s coastal waters to shape each outing around the day’s best opportunities. Book your trip today and enjoy a memorable Lowcountry fishing experience with family or friends.

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Fishing Charter Locations on Charleston

Prices range from $350 - $650

Charleston fishing hotspots include tidal creeks, marsh edges, oyster-lined banks, and deeper structure where seasonal fish gather. Anglers searching for the best Redfish fishing in Charleston, SC often find productive conditions when moving water carries bait along grass lines and oyster beds. Speckled Trout may respond well in cleaner water with steady current, while Sheepshead and Black Drum are commonly targeted near pilings, oyster formations, and other structure. Flounder can also appear around current breaks and sandy or muddy bottom transitions. Weather, tide, water clarity, and season can affect where the fish are holding, so Captain Dominic adjusts each outing to match current conditions. With 10 years of local experience, he helps guests explore Charleston’s coastal waters using light to medium tackle while targeting the species offering the best opportunity that day.