It’s always a good day on the water!
Captain Brian Finnegan has over 25 years of experience. He looks forward to putting you on the bite, and having some laughs.
Let’s have some fun!
Charleston Fishing
At Heritage Fishing Charters, we strive to provide our clients with the best fishing experience possible. We are dedicated to providing exceptional customer service and ensuring that every client has a safe and enjoyable trip. Our mission is to create memories that will last a lifetime.
Adventures with Capt. Brian Finnegan
Join Captain Brian Finnegan for professional fishing trips in Charleston's prime waters. We specialize in saltwater fishing, ensuring a memorable experience for anglers of all skill levels. You will also experience historical landmarks of Charleston, Atlantic Bottlenose dolphins, a variety of sea birds, and much more. Just bring drinks/snacks for the 110 Yeti cooler on board.
Fishing Charters/Rates
We offer 4,5, and 6 hour inshore fishing charters, for up to 4 anglers. Capt. Brian will load the live-well on board with live bait(shrimp, mullet, mud minnows, blue crabs), before we leave the dock. Our fishing trip could be in the river/creeks, the Charleston Harbor, and out to the famous Charleston jetties. We also offer custom trips to fit your specific needs. All fishing licenses are included in pricing.
4 hours—$550
5 hours—$650
6 hours—$750
Always different…never the same
I, Capt. Brian, am looking forward to fishing with you and the crew! Please reach out with any questions you may have. Fishing Charleston is a “must do” activity, and is good all year around.
Contact Us
Things to know….
Boat location: Ripley Light Yacht Club.
95 Ripley Point Drive
Charleston, SC 29407
What to bring: Drinks/Food for 110 Yeti on board Sunglasses/Sunscreen/Hat
Fishing license: Licenses are provided. No need to purchase a fishing license.
Heritage Fishing Charters
95 Ripley Point Drive, Charleston, SC 29407, USA
Hours
Open today | 06:00 am – 10:00 pm |
Please call, text, or email with any questions. Book your trip today! Capt. Brian Finnegan
