Variety days · inlets and creeks
Flounder, Black Drum & Shark Fishing
Mixed-species inshore trips that keep the rods bending, perfect for families.
Variety on every tide
Some of the best days on the water are the ones where you never know what’s next.
Flounder
Flounder settle into inlets, creek mouths and around docks from spring through fall, with the best fishing in September and October.
Black drum
Black drum hold around oyster rakes and structure all year, with strong runs in spring and late fall. They pull hard and are great table fare at smaller sizes.
Sharks
From late spring through summer, sharks patrol the bay and inlets. Kids love them, and they’re always released.
From the skiff
Flounder, Drum & Sharks on the Grand Strand
Questions
Flounder, Drum & Sharks fishing FAQ
Is a mixed-species trip good for kids?
Yes. Constant action and a variety of fish keep kids engaged. Kids 5 and older are welcome.
Can we keep flounder?
Legal flounder can be kept within South Carolina limits, and Johnny will clean and bag them.
Are sharks safe to catch?
Johnny handles every shark, keeps anglers clear of the business end and releases them quickly.
More species
What else is biting
Redfish
Sight fishing tailing reds on the flats, schools in winter and bulls in the fall.
See the fishery
Tarpon
Silver kings rolling in Winyah Bay. Ask about our 2022 tournament win.
See the fishery
Speckled trout
Soft plastics and topwater along oyster bars and creek mouths.
See the fishery
Come jump on the front of the skiff.
Pick your date and trip length and lock in the skiff online, or call Capt. Johnny to plan around the tides.