How To Catch SHEEPSHEAD The Easy Way!…Charleston, SC
The weather was perfect for this Sheepshead trip. Sunny skies, low winds and a slow moving current an hour before and after low tide. We caught a good number of convicts using fiddler crabs rigged on Bottom Sweeper jigs. The bite was pretty much non stop, catching fish ranging in all different shapes and sizes!
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