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South Carolina Named Waters

Browse all 2,040 named waters across 46 counties in South Carolina. Gear up at the MonsterRodHolders shop before you plan a trip.

Abbeville County (9)

Aiken County (165)

Allendale County (17)

Anderson County (26)

Bamberg County (6)

Barnwell County (25)

Beaufort County (9)

Berkeley County (40)

Calhoun County (107)

Charleston County (10)

Cherokee County (16)

Chester County (12)

Chesterfield County (55)

Clarendon County (41)

Colleton County (15)

Darlington County (30)

Dillon County (10)

Dorchester County (12)

Edgefield County (27)

Fairfield County (11)

Florence County (44)

Georgetown County (12)

Greenville County (109)

Greenwood County (6)

Hampton County (37)

Horry County (111)

Jasper County (17)

Kershaw County (85)

Lancaster County (24)

Laurens County (53)

Lee County (30)

Lexington County (152)

Marion County (78)

Marlboro County (54)

McCormick County (1)

Newberry County (7)

Oconee County (69)

Orangeburg County (57)

Pickens County (50)

Richland County (125)

Saluda County (24)

Spartanburg County (82)

Sumter County (84)

Union County (22)

Williamsburg County (32)

York County (32)

South Carolina state fishing records

Striped Bass 63 lbs (2009) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
White Bass 5-4.8 lbs (2006) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Hybrid Bass 20-6 lbs (1978) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
White Perch 2-0 lbs (2026) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Largemouth Bass (tie) 16-2 lbs (1949) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Spotted Bass 8-5 lbs (2001) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Smallmouth Bass 9-7 lbs (2001) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Redeye Bass 5-2.5 lbs (2001) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Bluegill (Bream) 3-4 lbs (1973) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Shellcracker 5-7.5 lbs (1998) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Redbreast 2-0 lbs (1975) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Warmouth 2-2.5 lbs (1973) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Flier 1-4 lbs (1977) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Pumpkinseed 2-4 lbs (1997) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
White Crappie 5-1 lbs (1949) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Black Crappie 5-0 lbs (1957) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Brook 4-10 lbs (2010) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Brown 17-9.5 lbs (1987) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Rainbow 11-5 lbs (1993) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Sauger 4-7 lbs (1985) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Yellow 3-4 lbs (1979) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Walleye(tie) 10-0 lbs (1994) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Walleye(tie) 10-1.44 lbs (2022) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Chain (Jack) 6-4 lbs (1981) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Redfin Pike 1-8.8 lbs (1983) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Muskellunge 22-8, 42 1/4in lbs (2004) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Blue 113.8 lbs (2017) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Bullhead 6-6.3 lbs (2009) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Channel 58-0 lbs (1964) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Flathead 113-7 lbs (2026) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
White 12-2.9 lbs (2014) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Mudfish (Bowfin) 21-8 lbs (1980) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
American Shad 7-0 lbs (1985) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Bowfin 15-7 lbs (1994) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Carp 58-0 lbs (2000) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Longnose Gar 28-8 lbs (2015) — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources

Official SC state-record fish are published by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources — records there are the state's, not a MonsterRodHolders list.