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Aug 4, 2024, 3:47:32 PM8/4/24

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Whetheryou are looking for an inshore, nearshore, or deep-sea fishing excursion packed with adventure, amazement, and sunshine, we have the perfect charter. Charleston, SC offers some of the most abundant and thrilling fishing in the world, which is only enhanced by our knowledge and expertise. Not sure which charter fits your needs? Give us a call and we will be happy to guide you through the best selection.

Whether you are setting sail to celebrate an anniversary or engagement or you are hitting the high seas for no real reason at all, the Reel Deal is just what the name describes: our fishing charters are the real deal, fun, exciting, and breathtaking.

We kindly ask people to secure their booking with a valid credit card number so that we can hold the date. Please feel confident that your credit card will not be charged at the time of booking. You are free to pay via cash, credit card, or with your firstborn on the day of the charter. Be advised that we necessarily have to charge a 5% surcharge if you choose to pay via credit card due to processing fees.

If you cancel 72 hours prior to your trip, no charge will be incurred. However, if you do not give 72 hours notice or are no-shows on the scheduled date, your card will be charged for the full amount of the charter trip costs, plus a 5% surcharge fee. Please contact us at 843.388.5093 for cancellations

Love this rod carrier, I have it mounted on the Yakima racks on Tacoma AC and love it! No more rolling rods and reels in the bed and are now also secure from theft. This thing is a saviour and must have.

These work great for transporting your fishing poles. They are easy to install and use, and everything locks so you don't have to worry about theft. I will say also that the product description says you must break down rods over 7 feet in length. I am a shore fisherman and I dont have a single pole under that length. I dont have to break down any of them, even my 15 foot rods fit nicely in the Reel Deal. This is a great product.

When walking on the iced-over lake, the slippery ice competed to pull me down. The wind was starting to pick up as it kept trying to blow me away. I only had one ice cleat, an attachment to your shoe with rubber harnesses that have spikes that dig into the ice to keep you from slipping, due to someone else wearing the other. It was not a smart choice on our part, but we had to work with what we had. The walk across the Wyoming iced lake was challenging as I carefully determined where the best places to step were on the ice. However, I made it to where I wanted to be. I had found the perfect spot to go ice fishing.

Over the long weekend, I flew to Wyoming to visit my brother, who goes to school at the University of Wyoming. My outdoorsy brother spends his free time going hunting and fishing. I was excited when he said that he wanted to take me ice fishing because it would be my first time, and I would get to experience his love for the outdoors. He drove me and his friend to Curt Gowdy State Park in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

While driving through Curt Gowdy State Park to get to the lake, we passed by locals getting their skis and poles ready to go cross-country skiing. I thought that this was fascinating to see because these locals cross-country ski in their free time during the winter, but in Kansas cross country skiing is not a popular activity to do. Many people were ice fishing in their bright-colored tents on the different lakes leading up to the lake where we were fishing. After the car was parked, we walked out of it and started to put warmer gear on. It was a challenge because the wind was intensely blowing. The car door was swinging open and close due to the wind. My brother put the red tent, an auger (a device used to drill a hole in the ice), fishing poles, folding chairs, and other essentials in the sled. Then, we were ready to start our trek on the ice.

The ice was thick which made me feel more comfortable walking on the lake. One of the main issues was that the ice was very slippery, and I had to take the smallest steps when walking. We walked for ten minutes across the lake. Finally, we made it to the perfect place to start setting up for ice fishing. My brother, knowledgeable about ice fishing, used the auger to drill holes for ice fishing. While he was setting up the tent, I was doing a technique where I was jigging my fishing pole which involves slightly moving the fishing pole up and down. All of a sudden, the end of my rod was bending over and I started to feel a tug. I harshly pulled my rod up and reeled the fish in. Within an hour of ice fishing, I caught a fish.

Reel Deal Fishing Charters specializes in offshore fishing adventures in Marco Island, Florida. With over hundreds of excellent fishing spots that our team has already scouted, we are sure we can put your crew on the fish. From snapper, grouper, permit, cobia, and more - Reel Deal Fishing Charters is known to catch them all! We fish from 10 - 100 miles off the coast. Captain Tanner Ison pilots our Cape Horn 31 T with twin 300 HP Yahama engines. The 31T is a fishing beast, with a Center Console that has plenty of fishing room for you and your buddies. The boat cruises at 40 mph, and gets us quickly to the fishing grounds, so we can enjoy most of the day fishing. Your group of six can enjoy a 6-hour fishing trip, or a full day (at 8 hours). All fishing trips include fishing licenses for all anglers, gas, bait, tackle, water, ice, reels & rods - but feel free to bring your own if you'd like. Please be sure to bring food (we have coolers available), sunblock (non-spray), drinks, and sunglasses. The six hour fishing trip is a perfect day for your group of six to spend the day fishing. On these trips we typically target snapper, cobia, and the Goliath Grouper. We are 10-25 miles offshore.... Read More Reel Deal Fishing Charters specializes in offshore fishing adventures in Marco Island, Florida. With over hundreds of excellent fishing spots that our team has already scouted, we are sure we can put your crew on the fish. From snapper, grouper, permit, cobia, and more - Reel Deal Fishing Charters is known to catch them all! We fish from 10 - 100 miles off the coast. Captain Tanner Ison pilots our Cape Horn 31 T with twin 300 HP Yahama engines. The 31T is a fishing beast, with a Center Console that has plenty of fishing room for you and your buddies. The boat cruises at 40 mph, and gets us quickly to the fishing grounds, so we can enjoy most of the day fishing. Your group of six can enjoy a 6-hour fishing trip, or a full day (at 8 hours). All fishing trips include fishing licenses for all anglers, gas, bait, tackle, water, ice, reels & rods - but feel free to bring your own if you'd like. Please be sure to bring food (we have coolers available), sunblock (non-spray), drinks, and sunglasses. The six hour fishing trip is a perfect day for your group of six to spend the day fishing. On these trips we typically target snapper, cobia, and the Goliath Grouper. We are 10-25 miles offshore. The eight hour fishing trip is a great way to load up the boat with fish! With 8 hours on the water Captain Tanner is able to run further offshore where the bigger grouper and snapper inhabit. We are typically 60 miles offshore for the eight hour trip. We have a zero tolerance on cell phones and GPS equipped devices; we'll be happy to take all the pictures for you. For a great day of some serious fishing, Captain Tanner and Reel Deal Fishing Charters will work hard for you! Offshore fishing in SW Florida is truly an adventure of a lifetime! Book today and don't miss out!

Reel Deal (patent pending) is an adaptive fishing accessory for individuals with limited or no hand function. The Reel Deal securely attaches to bait casting and spinning reels where the handle is no more than one inch wide at the knob's widest point. It can be removed and attached to another reel handle. It will not properly attach to T-bar handles. Heavy duty Velcro on the outer side of the Reel Deal attaches to heavy duty Velcro on the Reel Deal Cuff (sold separately).

The Reel Deal allows an angler to attach their hand with the cuff to the handle with the reel deal on it and reel in your line or fish. You can easily detach your hand from the handle for casting.