When it comes to natural beauty and coastal charm, few destinations can compete with Kiawah Island, a beautifully preserved and unspoiled barrier island nestled between the Kiawah River and the Atlantic Ocean. Ranked one of the top fishing destinations on the East Coast, Kiawah Island delivers a great Lowcountry fishing experience for all fishing enthusiasts in all four seasons.
Kiawah Islandâs diverse and incredible ecosystem includes 10 miles of pristine beaches, freshwater and brackish ponds, saltwater rivers, and serene marshlands teeming with fish and wildlife. Local fish species include redfish, spotted sea trout, flounder, rays, and sharks with big game fish like tuna, grouper, snapper, and marlin regularly caught in the offshore waters.
Whether youâre seeking to cast your line from a quiet dock or the thrill of reeling in a trophy marlin offshore, weâve got you covered with the top fishing spots on Kiawah Island.Â
Local's Tip: Unless youâre fishing with a certified charter captain, a fishing license is required on Kiawah Island even for the private docks and fishing ponds.Â
