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Old 07-17-2009, 07:50 AM
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Our vacation this year is in Edisto Beach. I'll be taking the boat.Anyone out there have information about that area?

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what type of fishing are you looking for? inshore offshore?? Type of boat? When are you heading down?
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Headed down July 25th for a week with a 18' Sea Pro CC/115hp. I trolled some offshore for spanish (less than a mile) last year in Cherry Grove /Little river area, when It wasn't too rough.

I'll have a setup to fish either inside or out, depending on conditions, and passengers.
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If you want to do the same thing there, go out to the last buoy heading out of Edisto and turn due south. You will go a few miles and you'll see breakers out in the middle of nowhere. Start trolling around there but pay attention usually for me the line closest to the breakers gets the strike and you will be in fairly shallow water.

There is also go fishing at the Edisto 40 and 60 feet reefs
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Any flounder spots aroud there?

Where are the 40 and 60 foot reefs?
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I don"t have any?
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