The South Carolina coastal area is famous for monster speckled trout, doormat-sized flounder and big redfish in the late fall of the year.   From the creeks around Little River all the way south to Hilton Head Island, you can tangle with the big boys and earn your inshore slam if you use the right baits and fish the tides.   This time of year, the gamefish are honing in on bait fish as well as the shrimp that have been showing up in numbers.  Shrimp are a good bet, fished under a rattling cork, but... there's a lot of other critters out there that will wear your shrimp out, like crabs, pinfish, toadfish, and other things that aren't exactly on the A-List for us anglers.   Many of us choose to fish artificials because it's inherently cheaper, and you don't have to deal with as many of the 'undesirables'.   The folks at Haddrell's Point Tackle Supply are a wealth of contemporary fishing information in the Charleston area, and provided the background for this Fishing Forecast from the South Carolina Low Country and some insight on lures to use that will catch the big 'un's.