Lots of species out there this time of year. The giant bull reds are chomping, the Spanish and the bluefish are all over the harbor, and the big jacks have made a few appearances as well. The schooling reds are in the waterway and on an incoming tide, there are plenty of trout to be caught. The spade fish and amberjacks are all over the nearshore reefs too! 

Capt. Jamie Hough
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Caught a few good ones this morning before the storms set in. Big mud minnows were the only way we could trick em. Saw a couple of hundred in 3 different schools but the pressure and conditions had em a little uncooperative. #RedfishMafia #FlatSpotCharters #RedFishMafiaCharters #YamahaOutboards #K2Coolers #PENNFishing #Spiderwire #CostaDelMar #TraegerGrills #olukai #bomberlures #palmettostatearmory #calcuttafishing #northaugustacustoms #thmarine #raymarine Raymarine

@brick239 and Brynn with her biggest redfish ever! (Caught her first one a few minutes earlier). Trying to catch a few before this storm hits! #RedfishMafia #FlatSpotCharters #RedFishMafiaCharters #YamahaOutboards #K2Coolers #PENNFishing #Spiderwire #CostaDelMar #TraegerGrills #olukai #bomberlures #palmettostatearmory #calcuttafishing #northaugustacustoms #thmarine #raymarine @raymarinebyflir

It's hot. Like 112 degrees in the shade hot! Feels like that anyway. Which means the water is hot. 82-86 degrees in Charleston harbor and surrounding waterways and as hot as 90 degrees in the small creeks! Bad for fishing, right? WRONG! When the water gets this hot, the O2 content drops and the fish have to find cooler, more oxygen rich water. So catch your live menhaden and buy some live blue crabs. You're gonna need these baits! Get in some creeks with deep corners and put some baits on the bottom! Your bound to find some heavy redfish that are trying to cool down!