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Location of Cooper River Cooper River The Cooper River is famous for its fishing. Abundant crawfish, sunfish and various species of shad and herring keep the largemouths very well fed in the Cooper River's short run from the Tailrace Canal to upper reaches of Charleston Harbor. Unlike the coastal streams that lace the South Carolina coast, the Cooper is highly fertile. Big-fish potential is the Cooper's main attraction. Ten-pound-plus largemouths hardly turn heads among anglers who know the Cooper well, and every year, this broad tidal river yields some absolute monsters. February is prime time to hook a really large fish as the big females fatten up for the spawn and move shallow. |
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