Palmetto Charters offers the finest offshore fishing in the Charleston, SC area. Whether you crave the full tilt excitement pursuing billfish in the open ocean or the beauty of fly-fishing or light tackle on our saltwater rivers, Palmetto Charters has just the right boat and just the right crew!

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~Spend a day with us, for memories that will last a lifetime!~

Our home port of Charleston Harbor Marina is located just across the Big Bridges and just ten minutes to the Atlantic Ocean. Depending on the season you can expect to catch Dolphin, Wahoo, Tuna, Sailfish and Marlin.

Here are a few hotels close to the marina:
Charleston Harbor Hilton Resort 843-856-8539
Comfort Inn 843-884-5853
Days Inn 843-881-1800
Masters Inn 843-884-2814
Hampton Inn 843-856-3900

Maps are available and can be faxed or mailed upon request. Map to Patriots Point Marina: Click Here

What you need to bring:
Food and drinks (no glass, please).
Bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Only White Soled Deck Shoes are allowed on the boat. This will improve your traction and not scar the deck of the boat.
Coolers for your catch. Be sure to leave your cooler in the car until we return to the dock.

What we provide:
All rods, reels, bait, tackle, and an experienced crew.. We also clean and bag your catch at the end of the day.

We can now provide pictures of your days catch online or USPS.

Trips can be customized to wherever, however you want. Contact us to create the ultimate, day, overnight, weekend excursion!

~WE "TAG & RELEASE" ALL BILLFISH~

~LINKS~

	CharlestonFishing.Com "We won't leave you fishing for information!"
	FishHoo.Com
	TheFishinGuide.Com
	HotSpotFishing.Com
	PalmettoCharters.Com "At Charleston Harbor Marina"
	AtlanticVille.Net "Restaurant and Cafe: Great Food ~ Great Island"
	Time4fishing.Com
	SouthFloridaSportfishing.Com "The Fishing Capital of the World"
	CharterNet.Com "The Worldwide Source for Marine Information"
	USCharterBoats.Com "US Charter Boats, Fishing Guides and Outfitters"
	GreatLocations.Com "The Great Area Guidebook"