The month of November sees a big change in the fishing pattern along the Grand Strand. The hot and humid weather of summer starts to fade and the cooler temperatures and clear skies of autumn arrive. This brings about a shift in fish behavior as many species begin to migrate down the coast in preparation […]

Myrtle Beach is a popular tourist destination but offers some of the best inshore fishing in South Carolina. Whether you’re looking for redfish trout flounder or black drum there’s something for everyone in Winyah Bay. With its expansive tidal flats and numerous creeks and rivers there are plenty of places to find fish. So why […]

Inshore saltwater fishing can be some of the most fun and challenging fishing you’ll ever do. In October and November in Myrtle Beach one of the best ways to catch trout and redfish is on topwater lures. These baits – plugs poppers etc. – create a lot of noise and commotion on the water’s surface […]

A lot of unique Sea Ducks around last year! We've looking good for another productive year with our Guided Duck hunts. Contact Capt Steve...

Did you know that there are three types of flounder in Myrtle Beach? You probably already know if you’re an experienced fisherman. But if you’re like most people you may not know the difference between these fish. The Three Most Common Type Of Flounder A flounder is a flatfish that generally has both eyes on […]

The Fall fishing season is in full swing for the Grand Strand from Myrtle Beach to Pawleys Island. This is the best time of year for fishing in South Carolina and we are having double digit days on most of our trips. Visitors who choose this time of year for their vacation along the South […]

As the weather cools down and Fall sets in many people think the fishing season is ending. But here in Myrtle Beach SC fall is one of the best times to go fishing! The cool weather brings a whole new host of fish to the area including the prized bull redfish. What are Bull Redfish? […]

As the weather begins to cool down and the leaves change color many people are eager for what fall fishing offers. And for a good reason – Fall is an excellent time to fish! The water is more relaxing the fish are more active and a variety of fish can be caught at this time […]

The Myrtle Beach coastal area is a great place to fish for flounder during the late summer months. Flounders are attracted to the warm waters of the Gulf Stream and can be found in good numbers inshore of Myrtle Beach. Here is everything you need to know about late summer flounder fishing in the Myrtle […]

For anglers looking to reel in a record-setting catch look no further than the waters off the coast of Cape Romain near Myrtle Beach South Carolina. The area is teeming with large schools of specks also known as speckled trout. These fish can provide a real fight when hooked. Fishing for Speckled Trout Right Now […]

Fishing has been strong along the Grand Strand this month which should lead to the area’s best fishing of the year this October. This is the time of year where you can take your pick of species to target. After reading this report I think you will agree that a fishing trip should be part […]

Many times throughout the day one can fish for redfish in Murrells Inlet SC but dusk and dawn are the best. During these times the fish are active and easier to catch. From Dusk Till Dawn Redfish are a common saltwater game fish in coastal brackish and marine waters worldwide. They primarily feed on crustaceans […]

Last week we talked about the Fall fishing ahead. This week it looks like it’s here! The brief spell of Northeasterly winds has cooled the Debordieu water temperatures down about 4 degrees and the fish are taking notice.     As predicted the cooler water temps are providing that urgency for the fish along South […]

Murrells Inlet in Myrtle Beach South Carolina is a great place to go shark fishing. According to the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources the most common sharks in the Murrells Inlet area are a sharp nose tiger blacktip and spinner. Each of these sharks has its unique characteristics. Here is everything you need to […]

Fall is always a welcomed season as the South Carolina coast comes off of its scorching summers. Even as temperatures remain in the 80’s you can taste and feel Fall in the air. It seems like the fish enjoy the changing of season as much as we do! This is the time of the year […]

There’s something about fishing for trout that just gets anglers excited. Maybe it’s the fight they put up when hooked or maybe it’s the fact that they’re just so darn good to eat. Whatever the reason trout are one of the most popular fish to target. Speckled Trout and Gator Trout Spotted seatrout also known […]

Here in Myrtle Beach the fall run of bull redfish is one of the most anticipated fishing events of the year. These powerful fish can weigh 10-50lbs (Usually 50 pounders are a rare sight but the largest caught was just over 97 lbs!) and put up one heck of a fight making them a serious […]

Fall brings with it football hunting and cooler temperatures. In South Carolina we look forward to October as the peak month for fishing. Visitors who waited out the summer crowds to come to the coast will be rewarded with some of the best fishing the area has to offer. You could try just about anything…tarpon […]

Anglers targeting Winyah Bay redfish employ many different fishing styles and techniques that can be successful. One of the most popular methods is fishing with soft plastics. This type of fishing can be very effective especially when redfish feed on smaller baitfish. Fishing for Redfish There are a number of different ways to fish with […]

Santee Delta is one of the most pristine and beautiful inshore fishing destinations on the east coast. Located just south of Myrtle Beach SC this area is known for its abundance of redfish black drum sheepshead flounder and speckled trout. The Santee Delta offers something for everyone who enjoys fishing in shallow water. Whether you’re […]

Streamer fishing is a dynamic and exhilarating method of fly fishing for trout. Streamers can entices aggressive strikes from big predatory Brown and Rainbow trout. While traditional dry fly or nymph fishing focuses on imitating aquatic insects streamer fishing mimics baitfish leeches and crayfish. One of the keys to success in streamer fishing is...