where to fish????

[fishgirl]

I'm new to the forum, and to SC..
Moved here from Ocean City, MD, where we caught rockfish off the route 90 Bridge..
Is there anywhere around me where I can catch rockfish/stripper and not need a boat??
I'm really missing eating this fish..
I make it blackened..mmmm..
Thank you

[SCTIMBER]

Welcome to SCDUCKS

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Most of the places I know of you would need a boat, someone here may be able to help you out.

[rp]

A lot of folks used to wade into the Congaree River near Columbia and catch quite a few. Unfortunately, that population of fish is down a good bit.

Next is the old 301 bridge crossing Lake Marion. Probably hook up on some cats also.

[fishgirl]

Thanks for the warm welcome!!
I'll try the lake Marion ...
I really miss OC...the fishing was out of this world..what most catch around here to eat, I used as bait on the piers and bridges!!!

[SCTIMBER]

Just add a good pot of grits on the side with the meal and you'll never know what you missed up north

[BigBrother]

When in Rome...

I would adjust my fishing to fish for what is there...save your urges for the rockfish and satisfy them when you go home.

That and...make a buddy with someone who has a boat. Pay your way or fish topless and you will always be invited back.

[jwilliams]

I see a lot of folks at Russleville landing fishing from the bank...the re-diversion. I have seen em catch cats and rocks.

[buckshot1224]

Originally posted by BigBrother:
That and...make a buddy with someone who has a boat. Pay your way or fish topless and you will always be invited back.

[img]graemlins/lol.gif[/img] I knew this thread would get something like that sooner or later.