Inshore and nearshore fishing charters are great options for both avid and novice anglers. Escape the city and enjoy the chance to catch saltwater fish species year-round, including red drum/redfish/spot tail bass, black drum, spotted sea trout, flounder, sheepshead, and shark. Our captains are experienced local anglers who work hard to put you on fish. Let them show you a memorable time whether via kayak or charter boat. Fishing excursions are all private. Read more about specific offerings below!

Family with large redfish catch from guided inshore fishing charter with Charleston Outdoor Adventures
Inshore Fishing Charters
Enjoy a 3 or 4 hour guided charter aboard our Sea Hunt bay boat. Let our expert captains show you how it’s done. Fish productive spots located across our area’s vast tidal creek system. Inshore charters stay on calm waters and do not travel into the ocean. We offer at least one departure time daily, and start times are scheduled during the best tide.
Nearshore Fishing Charter
This 6-hour charter is perfect for the angler who is intent on getting to those harder-to-reach fishing holes. Cruise from Bowens Island to the Charleston Harbor jetties, an area known for attracting large specimen. Recommended for experienced anglers. This tour may have limited availability based on the tides.
Boat to Beach Excursion
This 5-hour trip offers fun for the whole family. Time is split between fishing from our charter vessel and spending time on the beach at Morris Island. Enjoy inshore and nearshore fishing at some of the area’s most productive spots, followed by swimming, beach combing, and sunbathing. This tour may have limited availability based on the tides.
Kayak Fishing
Paddle through the Folly area’s pristine salt water creek system with an experienced local guide. Via kayak, you will have access to those hard-to-reach areas, and fish. Enjoy another advantage of quiet- as kayaks provide stealth in shallow water, unmatched by even the quietest of flats boats. Appropriate for beginners and experienced kayak anglers.