Can anyone tell me where I might find dolphins Wednesday or Thursday? Is there a spot where they are feeding or playing regularly?
I have some distant cousins visiting from Germany. They have three young children that would love to see a dolphin.
Thanks,
John
In front of Fort Sumter, Shark Hole off of Dewees Inlet that is just up past IOP marina, In front of the Maritime Center and Aquarium Area, Shem Creek, and also Breach Inlet between IOP and Sullivans Island.
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town creek seems to hold them quite regular
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Oyster Baron
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Is that the same as Oldtown Creek off the Ashley River?
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Originally posted by sellsfishtown creek seems to hold them quite regular
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Oyster Baron
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Dear First…I would recommend that you take a kayak tour out to Capers Is. on a rising tide. If you are going by boat try putting in at Garris Landing in Awendaw…you need to monitor the tide carefully as that landing can get gooey at low tide. Run the ICW down to Prices Inlet, and turn into the inlet. Look for feeding dolphins along the bank, near creek mouths, and mud flats. They are very used to local boat traffic, tours and such, and will not scatter at the sound of your engine. Keep in mind that it is a big fine to harass dolphins…keep your distance and do not attempt to feed them under any circumstance. Good luck.
Sol Mate
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They are always feeding in front of James island yacht club and betweent there…sunrise park and fort sumpter where it is shallow…also if you put over at folly and head out towards the marinas…
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Or follow Penny and her Daddy when they go crabbing! They will be able to pet and get splashed by one:smiley:
No, Town creek under the Ravenel bridge, Charleston side, between Drum Island and Charleston
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Oyster Baron
NMFS = No More Fishing Season
“Back home we got a taxidermy man. He gonna have a heart attack when he see what I brung him”