Adventure brief
Inshore Charter
Join Out Of The Blue Charters in Lowcountry for inshore fishing adventures that highlight the region’s rich marine life. Perfect for families and anglers alike, these trips offer a chance to catch Tarpon, Redfish, Sharks, and more in stunning estuarine waters.
Lowcountry, South Carolina, boasts a rich tapestry of estuaries and salt marshes that make it a prime destination for inshore fishing. Out Of The Blue Fishing Charters offers an authentic taste of this vibrant aquatic landscape, catering to anglers of all skill levels. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a family looking to introduce kids to the thrill of fishing, their customizable 2 to 6-hour trips deliver moments of excitement amid stunning scenery.
The waters off South Carolina teem with Tarpon, Redfish, Sharks, and more, providing varied targets for every angler. The trip’s strength lies in its flexibility: you can chase aggressive Sharks in deeper channels or coax Redfish and Tarpon around grassy flats. Out Of The Blue’s experienced guides use top-tier gear and local knowledge to enhance your chances of landing a memorable catch, all within the iconic Lowcountry landscape.
The area itself is famed for its salt marshes, expansive estuaries, and historic waterways that reveal a blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. The ships glide past centuries-old docks, sea islands, and bird-rich marshlands, offering a dynamic maritime environment. This experience is a highlight for visitors seeking an accessible but rewarding outdoor adventure, creating memories across generations.
Out Of The Blue’s commitment to sustainable fishing practices and conservation ensures that these waters remain healthy and productive for future generations. So, whether you’re interested in a relaxing family outing, a challenging fishing expedition, or simply want to learn about the local aquatic ecosystem, their charters promise an engaging trip in one of South Carolina’s most celebrated coastal areas.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Book in advanceessential
Secure your preferred date early, especially during peak fishing seasons.
- 02Bring sun protectioninfo
Wear sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to guard against sun exposure during the day.
- 03Use lightweight tackleinfo
Light gear makes reeling in fish more fun and manageable for all skill levels.
- 04Check weather conditionswarning
Monitor local forecasts to ensure safe and enjoyable fishing trips.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Sunscreen
Protection against sunburn during outdoor daytime activity.
summerEssentialFishing hat
Shade your face and neck from direct sun.
spring;summer;fallEssentialSunglasses with UV protection
Reduce glare and protect your eyes while on the water.
year-roundEssentialWeather-appropriate clothing
Dress in layers to stay comfortable in changing weather conditions.
spring;summer;fall;winterEssentialLocal insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Bird Island Reserve trail, Dewees Island nature preserve
Local fauna
Dolphins, Ospreys
Historic heritage
The Lowcountry’s waters have supported native Gullah communities for centuries, whose culture remains integral to the area's identity.
Mindful exploration
Out Of The Blue emphasizes sustainable practices, ensuring fishing remains healthy and accessible for future generations.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Top deck of the boat for panoramic shots, Shoreline or marsh edge for wildlife
- Subjects
- Fishing action and catches, Scenic estuary landscapes, Wildlife such as dolphins and birds
- Best times
- Golden hour near sunrise or sunset, Midday when the light is brightest
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
What fish can I expect to catch?
Targets include Tarpon, Redfish, Sharks, and other species common to Lowcountry estuaries.
Is this trip suitable for children?
Yes, trips are tailored to be family-friendly, with shorter durations and easy-going fishing spots.
Do I need my own fishing gear?
No, the charter provides high-quality gear suited for all skill levels.
What is the best season for fishing?
Spring through fall typically offers the best chances for a variety of species, but good fishing can occur year-round.
Are licenses required?
Fishing licenses are included in the charter price, so no additional permits are necessary.
What should I bring on the trip?
Bring sunscreen, hats, water, and any personal items for comfort, although most gear is supplied.