Fishing for a catch of the Ashley River
September 8, 2011
I love how people still have a strong connection to the land here in the Lowcountry. This is Steve, he is a native Charlestonian fishermen with a passion for seafood. He gives away most of what he catches to friends and elderly neighbors, and his favorite catch to eat is shrimp. Utilizing a cast net on the banks of the Ashley River, you can spot Steve most evenings doing what he loves: fishing.
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