Myrtle Beach Fishing Charters
Family Fishing Charters
Tarpon Fishing
Redfish Charters
With their great numbers and ferocious fighting reputation, Redfish are the primary target on most of our fishing charters in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The best spots are on the southern end of the Grand Strand, Murrells Inlet, Winyah Bay, and Cape Romain.
Guide: Myrtle Beach Fishing Charters
Myrtle Beach Fishing Charters offer some of the best ways to enjoy your stay at Myrtle Beach. You might think it’s just about casting a
About Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand
The resort area of Myrtle Beach, also known as the Grand Strand, is most widely known for its beautiful beaches, friendly southern hospitality, tourist attractions, and shopping—but it’s also located in a prime fishing location. The best spots are on the southern end of the Grand Strand. Most of our fishing charters depart from Murrells Inlet, Georgetown, or McClellanville.
Surf fishing along the beaches of Myrtle Beach can be very productive for anglers that don’t have access to a boat, especially in late Summer and early Fall. There are also numerous piers in Myrtle Beach, many of which have tackle shops that sell fishing licenses, gear, and bait. The Apache Pier is known for being the longest wooden pier on the East Coast!
Nearshore Fishing options are plentiful in the Myrtle Beach area. King Mackerel, Spanish Mackerel, Spade Fish are very abundant in the near coastal waters leaving from Murrells Inlet or Georgetown. Inshore species like Redfish, Trout and Flounder are available year round. Shark fishing adventures are available as well as more family-oriented trips. Tarpon are also common on the South Carolina coast from May-Oct.
If you’re launching from Little River or the Cherry Grove area, you’ll have the chance to hook some Cobia and Sheepshead. Fishing in the estuaries and marshes around Pawleys Island can yield impressive catches of Black Drum and Sea Bass. (Not far from there, the Waccamaw River and the Intracoastal Waterway have some quieter spots ideal for catching Catfish and Crappie.)
Offshore and deep sea fishing in South Carolina is exceptional for pelagic species like tuna, wahoo, sailfish, and blue marlin. There are many private offshore charter boats to choose from and many can be contacted thru the local marinas, Little River Fishing Fleet, Georgetown Landing Marina and Capt Dicks are good places to start. There are also several Head Boat operations that are more affordable and can carry up to 50 passengers. Several reputable deep sea fishing head boats in the Myrtle Beach area can be booked through Capt. Dicks and the Little River Fishing Fleet.
