🐟 What fish can you catch in Clemson?

Most commonly caught species around Clemson , SC : Largemouth bass - 5,855 reported catches Spotted bass - 2,858 reported catches Bluegill - 1,183 reported catches Channel catfish - 902 reported catches Rainbow trout - 503 reported catches .

📢 What are the latest Clemson fishing reports?

The latest Clemson , SC fishing reports are: @LadyGrey59 reported a nice Blue catfish at Lake Keowee . @calvin.hamilton reported a nice Largemouth bass at Lake Huntington . @walker-mann reported a nice Largemouth bass at Stone Lake . @walker-mann reported a nice Bluegill at Stone Lake . @walker-mann reported a nice Bluegill at Stone Lake . .

Fishing in Clemson, SC

Q: 🎣 Where to fish in Clemson, South Carolina?

Anglers in Clemson , SC recommend these top fishing spots: Lake Hartwell , Lake Keowee , Old Seneca River Channel , Lake Issaqueena , Six and Twenty Creek .

Q: 📅 What is the best time to go fishing in Clemson?

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South Carolina, United States

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Top fish species in Clemson

Latest Clemson fishing reports

Blue catfish

Lake Keowee

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Largemouth bass

Lake Huntington

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Largemouth bass

Stone Lake

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Bluegill

Stone Lake

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Bluegill

Stone Lake

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Black crappie

Stone Lake

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Greengill hybrid

Lake Placid

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Largemouth bass

Lake Hartwell

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Tall Pine Lakes

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Largemouth bass

Lake Hartwell

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Fishing regulations in Clemson

Disclaimer: Always check local fishing regulations, water access rights and land ownership before fishing, regardless of any catches logged in that area by the Fishbrain community. Fishbrain has mapped millions of acres of government-owned land across the USA to help you identify potential fishing access, but you are responsible for ensuring compliance with all legal requirements.

Fishing regulations in South Carolina can change throughout the year. Make sure to check this page before fishing for the most up to date rules and regulations for the current season. Local regulations govern when you can fish, the max size of the fish you can keep, how many fish you can keep, and more.

Below you will see fishing regulations for catching Largemouth bass as of May 1st, 2026. To view regulations for a different fish species, please click on your preferred species in the drop-down.

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Largemouth bass

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No size limit.

A total of 40 game fish may be kept in any one day. This total shall not exceed more than the limits or exceptions listed below. Any game fish or species with a size limit listed must be landed with head and tail fin intact.

Special limits and regulations apply in:

Blalock Lake: minimum size = 14- inches; bag limit = no more than 5 combined total of black bass;
Chattooga River: minimum size = 12- inches; bag limit = no more than 10 combined total of black bass;
Greenwood Lake: minimum size = 14-inches; bag limit = no more than 5 combined total of black bass;
Hartwell Lake: minimum size = 12- inches; bag limit = no more than 10 combined total of black bass;
Jocassee Lake: minimum size = 14- inches; bag limit = no more than 5 combined total of black bass;
Keowee Lake: minimum size = 12- inches; bag limit = no more than 10 combined total of black bass;
Marion Lake: minimum size = 14- inches; bag limit = no more than 5 combined total of black bass;
Monticello Lake: minimum size = 14- inches; bag limit = no more than 5 combined total of black bass;
Moultrie Lake: minimum size = 14- inches; bag limit = no more than 5 combined total of black bass;
Murray Lake: minimum size = 14- inches; bag limit = no more than 5 combined total of black bass;
Robinson Lake: minimum size = 12- inches; bag limit = no more than 5 combined total of black bass;
Russell Lake (including Lake Hartwell Tailwater): minimum size = 12-inches; bag limit = no more than 10 combined total of black bass;
Saluda River (middle reach): minimum size = 14-inches; bag limit = no more than 5 combined total of black bass;
Santee River (upper reach): minimum size = 14-inches; bag limit no more than 5 combined total of black bass;
Savannah River: minimum size = 12- inches; bag limit = no more than 10 combined total of black bass;
Secession Lake: minimum size = 14- inches; bag limit = no more than 5 combined total of black bass;
Slade's Lake: minimum size = 12- inches; bag limit = no more than 2 combined total of black bass;
Stevens Creek Reservoir: minimum size = 12-inches; bag limit = no more than 10 combined total of black bass;
Thurmond Lake: minimum size = 12- inches; bag limit = no more than 10 combined total of black bass;
Tugaloo Lake: minimum size = 12- inches; bag limit = no more than 10 combined total of black bass;
Wateree Lake: minimum size = 14- inches; bag limit = no more than 5 combined total of black bass;
Wylie Lake: minimum size = 14- inches; bag limit = no more than 5 combined total of black bass;
Yonah Lake: minimum size = 12- inches; bag limit = no more than 10 combined total of black bass;

Check with state parks, city reservoirs, or county parks for special limits and regulations that apply to those areas. For more information, see SCDNR website.

Very good Catch, Clean, Cook Largemouth Bass by BlueGabe

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34°41′1.3″N 82°48′44.6″W

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FAQ about Clemson fishing

Anglers in Clemson, SC recommend these top fishing spots: Lake Hartwell, Lake Keowee, Old Seneca River Channel, Lake Issaqueena, and Six and Twenty Creek.

Most commonly caught species around Clemson, SC:

Largemouth bass - 5,855 reported catches
Spotted bass - 2,858 reported catches
Bluegill - 1,183 reported catches
Channel catfish - 902 reported catches
Rainbow trout - 503 reported catches

The latest Clemson, SC fishing reports are:

@LadyGrey59 reported a nice Blue catfish at Lake Keowee.
@calvin.hamilton reported a nice Largemouth bass at Lake Huntington.
@walker-mann reported a nice Largemouth bass at Stone Lake.
@walker-mann reported a nice Bluegill at Stone Lake.
@walker-mann reported a nice Bluegill at Stone Lake.

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