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Marina Spring Fishing Tips

With warmer temperatures come an increase in fish activity and higher catch rates! Fish for these species during spring for the best chance of success.

Amberjack

Amberjack feeds actively in cold waters. So, anglers should aim to target amberjack during the spring and fall months. Amberjack often bite during sunrises and sunsets.

Barracuda

The season to fish for barracuda starts in the late spring and lasts till the fall. Go fishing for barracuda either in the early morning or late evening.

Tarpon

Tarpon bite well during the spring and summer months. Tarpon fishing is the most productive in the early morning and late afternoon.

Wahoo

Wahoo are migratory fish that arrives in South Carolina in the late spring. Anglers often get bites of wahoo at the first morning light.

Black drum

Fishing for black drum in South Carolina is excellent between February and March.

Mackerel

Anglers catch king mackerel and Spanish mackerel during South Carolina fishing adventures. Mackerel fishing season starts in the early spring and lasts until the late fall.

Sheepshead

Fishing for sheepshead is good during the fall, winter, and spring months. Sheepshead fishing is amazing during midday hours.

Speckled trout

Spring is a great time to fish for speckled trout in South Carolina. Speckled trout bites well before and after sunrise.