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Salt Marsh Estuary Eco Tour

1 h 30 min
60 US dollars
Captain Connor Fishing Charters

Service Description

Come out with Captain Connor Charters on a Salt Marsh Estuary Eco Tour! For the last five years Captain Connor has been leading families out of Shem Creek to see the beautiful sights and wildlife Charleston has to offer. Cruise through locations such as Shem Creek, Castle Pinckney, Fort Sumpter and the Ravenel Bridge while looking for our resident Bottlenose Dolphins and our hundreds of bird species Charleston's ecosystem has to offer. Trip Details: Duration: 1.5 hours Price: $60 / person $35 / child (under 10) CALL OR TEXT 540-239-6561 TO BOOK

Contact Details

  • 1401 Shrimp Boat Ln, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464, USA

    540-239-6561

    captainconnorcharters@gmail.com

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Paul P

Captain Conner took my wife and I out for a 4 hour fishing trip on a cold and windy day. His professionalism, attitude and equipment were all perfect. We had to adapt due to the wind, but we still caught fish. Many laughs and smiles along the way too. I recommend Captain Conner for families, couples and children too. This guy can get along with anyone and clearly enjoys his job too.
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Jonathan H

Booked a last minute trip with Captain Connor and Costal Expeditions for my son and I. Knowing it was going to be a cold day (37 degrees) for December fishing I wasn’t expecting much. Boy was I mistaken. Capt Connor had us on fish from the start. Reds, trout, bluefish and even some bucket list sheepshead! To end the trip he even got my son on a few heavy pulling sharks. He was pumped.

In short, we’ve been on a bunch of charter trips all over the country and I can easily say Capt Connor was one of the best we’ve had!
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Morgan M

Went on a fishing charter with captain Connor. He is very knowledgeable with where to go catch the big Fish. When we went we caught 5 big bull reds and a couple sharks it was blast. I highly recommend on going on his fishing charter.
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