http://southcarolina-offshore.com/ Thu, 23 May 2013 20:19:24 -0500 FeedCreator 1.8.0-nukeFEED (http://nukeSEO.com) http://southcarolina-offshore.com/ftopicp-10460.html#10460 no_email@example.com (nunoit) http://southcarolina-offshore.com/ftopicp-10460.html#10460 http://southcarolina-offshore.com/ftopicp-10459.html#10459 no_email@example.com (79k5) http://southcarolina-offshore.com/ftopicp-10459.html#10459 http://southcarolina-offshore.com/ftopicp-10458.html#10458 Edisto 40 reef is a good area for BSB, ringtails, and the occasional king.
Lots of the original structures had suffered a lot of deterioration so it will be mostly low relief and not a ideal place for spade fish, however they will show up there and can be caught. Spanish seem to love the reef also.
Edisto 60 is a whole different beast. Lots of good structure with some height so it holds spade fish real well, (See my post from earlier this week "Spades")
We have caught kings, barracuda, AJs, Tons of good sized BSB Sheephead, mostly short Red Snapper, can't recall ever catching a grouper but it wouldn't be impossible. The water will be blue and much clearer at the 60 as opposed to green and sometimes tainted at the 40.
The Edisto Offshore reef is a little farther than you feel comfortable at this time but it again offers a nice variety and sits in 85' of pretty blue water.
You're not likely to find any dolphin around the 60 unless he is lost. Not to say it hasn't ever happened, but not on a regular basis.
Some nice naturally occuring live bottom out in 85' also.
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