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Tackle and Bait Shops in Mt Pleasant, SC

7 of the 64 marinas and boating businesses we list in Mt Pleasant are tackle and bait shops.

Outfitters vary between basic highway convenience stops stocking live minnows and specialized fly shops offering custom rod building or local guide bookings. Selecting the right shop depends on whether you need quick trip essentials like frozen chum or precise gear tailored to local water conditions. Map listings rarely show current live bait inventory, specialized rigging services, or regional fishing licenses.

  1. Marsh View Fishing Charters

    1544 Barquentine Dr, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464-4900

    Mon–Sun 8am–7pm

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  2. Haddrell's Point Tackle

    885 Ben Sawyer Blvd, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464-4585

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  3. Lowcountry Fly Shop

    626 Coleman Blvd, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464-4018

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  4. TyJo Knot Charters

    1147 Elizabeth Ct, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464

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  5. Patrick Crawford Fishing

    1407 Shrimp Boat Ln, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464-4379

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  6. Charleston Half Moon Charters

    523 Reid St, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464-5028

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  7. Atlantic Game & Tackle

    675 Johnnie Dodds Blvd Ste B, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464-3049

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Check live bait stock ahead: Call ahead if you need specific live bait like leeches or shrimp, as supply changes daily based on season and deliveries.

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Do local bait shops sell fishing licenses?

Many independent tackle shops act as official state agents and sell recreational freshwater and saltwater licenses on-site. It is best to bring a driver's license or state ID, though purchasing online directly from the state wildlife agency before your trip is often faster.

What is the difference between a general tackle shop and a fly shop?

General tackle shops focus on conventional gear like spinning reels, artificial lures, terminal tackle, and live or frozen bait. Fly shops specialize in fly-tying materials, tippet, waders, and technical rod setups, often providing detailed reports on local hatch conditions.

How much does live bait typically cost?

Basic live bait like nightcrawlers or mealworms typically costs $4 to $8 per tub, while live minnows or shrimp generally range from $5 to $15 per dozen depending on size and availability. Specialty marine bait or larger quantities can cost significantly more.