- Length: 27 ft
- Capacity: 6 persons
Nearshore fishing (1-12 miles offshore 4-hour trip minimum), Offshore fishing (30-50 miles), Reef fishing, Wreck fishing, Flats fishing (Low tide sight casting for inshore species), Backcountry fishing (Flood tide tailing tides, Tripletail and Tarpon)
Charleston, SC
Most Popular Features
- Catch cleaning & filleting
- Fishing license
- Fly fishing equipment
- Live bait
- Lures
- Rods, reels & tackle
Targeted Species
Amberjack 
Cobia 
Dolphin (Mahi Mahi) 
Flounder 
Redfish 
Speckled Trout 
Tarpon 
Tripletail 
Wahoo Types of Fishing
- Backcountry fishing (Flood tide tailing tides, Tripletail and Tarpon)
- Flats fishing (Low tide sight casting for inshore species)
- Nearshore fishing (1-12 miles offshore 4-hour trip minimum)
- Offshore fishing (30-50 miles)
- Reef fishing
- Wreck fishing
Fishing Techniques
- Bottom fishing
- Deep sea fishing
- Fly fishing
- Heavy tackle
- Jigging
- Light tackle
- Popping
- Spinning
- Trolling
Amenities
- Fishfinder
- GPS
- Ice box
- Live bait well
- Outriggers
- Radar
- Wireless trolling motor
Trip Includes
- Catch cleaning & filleting
- Fishing license
- Fly fishing equipment
- Live bait
- Lures
- Rods, reels & tackle
Captain Ryan McHugh is located in Charleston and offers to show you a memorable time in these waters. Come spend a fun-filled day with Capt. Ryan, a USCG-certified boat captain and a licensed charter boat operator. The captain has lived in Charleston for 25 years and has fished in these waters for over 30 years.
Capt. Ryan will do his best to make sure you have a fun day full of fishing. This involves 5 to 8-hour trips, mainly fishing for Redfish, Flounder, Cobia, Dolphin, Tarpon, and Amberjack, depending on the season and conditions of the day. On these trips, you can expect to use techniques such as light tackle, heavy tackle, bottom fishing, trolling, fly fishing, big game fishing, jigging, popping, and spinning.
Your fishing adventure starts on a 27' Pathfinder center console that can safely take up to 6 anglers. The boat also has radar, dual GPS Garmin units, outriggers, and a wireless trolling motor that allows you to lock in on bottom targets with GPS anchor locking capability. For Capt. Ryan, safety is first when fishing our South Carolina waters. He has USCG-approved life vests, flares, and GPS communication that he wears at all times.
Your trip will include all the necessary fishing tackle, bait, ice, and licenses for the day. The crew will clean and fillet your catch for you to take home at the end of the trip.
Book your trip now and hit the water with Captain Ryan McHugh.
- Length: 17 ft
- Capacity: 2 persons
Nearshore fishing (1-12 miles offshore 4-hour trip minimum), Offshore fishing (30-50 miles), Reef fishing, Wreck fishing, Flats fishing (Low tide sight casting for inshore species), Backcountry fishing (Flood tide tailing tides, Tripletail and Tarpon)
- Length: 18 ft
- Capacity: 2 persons
Nearshore fishing (1-12 miles offshore 4-hour trip minimum), Offshore fishing (30-50 miles), Reef fishing, Wreck fishing, Flats fishing (Low tide sight casting for inshore species), Backcountry fishing (Flood tide tailing tides, Tripletail and Tarpon)
- Length: 20 ft
- Capacity: 4 persons
Nearshore fishing (1-12 miles offshore 4-hour trip minimum), Offshore fishing (30-50 miles), Reef fishing, Wreck fishing, Flats fishing (Low tide sight casting for inshore species), Backcountry fishing (Flood tide tailing tides, Tripletail and Tarpon)
- Length: 24 ft
- Capacity: 4 persons
Nearshore fishing (1-12 miles offshore 4-hour trip minimum), Offshore fishing (30-50 miles), Reef fishing, Wreck fishing, Flats fishing (Low tide sight casting for inshore species), Backcountry fishing (Flood tide tailing tides, Tripletail and Tarpon)
- Length: 27 ft
- Capacity: 6 persons
Nearshore fishing (1-12 miles offshore 4-hour trip minimum), Offshore fishing (30-50 miles), Reef fishing, Wreck fishing, Flats fishing (Low tide sight casting for inshore species), Backcountry fishing (Flood tide tailing tides, Tripletail and Tarpon)
- Length: 27 ft
- Capacity: 6 persons
Nearshore fishing (1-12 miles offshore 4-hour trip minimum), Offshore fishing (30-50 miles), Reef fishing, Wreck fishing, Flats fishing (Low tide sight casting for inshore species), Backcountry fishing (Flood tide tailing tides, Tripletail and Tarpon)