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Just got here and looking for a starting point. Right now I'm on IoP and don't see any fresh water.....

Grampa

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Santee Cooper lakes are just up the road from you. There are a lot of good guides there if you want to increase your odds. They have trophy bass and blue catfish as well as a striped bass fishery that's on the rebound. The striper and catfish limits are strict.

 

Here's the dividing line for fresh/salt licensing. It's a long way up the rivers. http://www.dnr.sc.gov/marine/dividingline.html

That doesn't mean you can't catch bass farther down the river. If you hit the right brackish area, I hear you can catch bass and redfish in the same place.

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Or you can go for reds, flounder and trout.

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Thanks for the help...those rivers are mighty confusing but if I get both licenses it won't matter. Goose Creek seems  inviting but for the gators.....and Moultrie and Marion look  very appealing. See you out there.

 

Grampa

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