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Myrtle Beach may be known as the Seaside Golf Capital of the World, but it is also known for the famous Grand Strand of beaches that offer excellent fishing along 60 miles of coast to over 14 million visitors per year. From the phenomenal inshore creeks and estuaries, beautiful beaches, numerous nearshore reefs, and big pelagics offshore, Myrtle Beach offers many different options for anglers.
Offshore fishing Myrtle Beach can provide rewarding catches of Sailfish and Blue Marlin. There are also lots of Mahi-mahi (Dolphinfish) and Wahoo in the offshore waters most of the year. Many different species of Tuna can be caught as well, including Blackfin, Skipjack, and Yellowfin.
Fishing the many artificial reefs and shipwrecks around Myrtle Beach can produce lots of Amberjacks, Black Sea Bass, Grouper, Grunt, Sharks, Snapper, and Triggerfish. Spanish Mackerel and King Mackerel can also be caught much of the year.
Myrtle Beach inshore fishing is known for its epic Flounder, Red Drum, and Speckled Trout bite that can be caught year round. Fishing the surf on the beaches or in the Intercoastal Waterway can produce good catches of Black Drum, Bluefish, Croaker and Sea Mullet as well.
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There is a 20.25% catch rate for Black Sea Bass, based on 5916 Black Sea Bass counted.
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There is a 11.95% catch rate for Pinfish, based on 3489 Pinfish counted.
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There is a 9.69% catch rate for Spot Croaker, based on 2831 Spot Croaker counted.
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There is a 7.3% catch rate for Atlantic Croaker, based on 2132 Atlantic Croaker counted.
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There is a 6.57% catch rate for Tomtate, based on 1919 Tomtate counted.
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There is a 3.66% catch rate for Spanish Mackerel, based on 1070 Spanish Mackerel counted.
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There is a 3.43% catch rate for King Mackerel, based on 1001 King Mackerel counted.
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There is a 3% catch rate for Vermilion Snapper, based on 876 Vermilion Snapper counted.
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There is a 2.68% catch rate for Bluefish, based on 783 Bluefish counted.
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There is a 2.54% catch rate for Spanish Sardine, based on 742 Spanish Sardine counted.
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*** PLEASE NOTE *** Please check local, state/province, and federal laws before fishing for any species found on this site. All data is based on historical data found for this area, and in some cases as far back as the year 1600.
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The Top 10 Fishing Spots for Myrtle Beach are the following:
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AR-460 Average Depth: 38' Buoy Location in GPS ddm: 33° 50.217' / 078° 22.033' LORAN Coordinates: Chain (GRI) 7980 / 45398.0 / 59323.0 General Location: 183
Belky Bear Good King Markerel fishing here. Some Bluefish and Spanish Mackerel here as well. Few Black Seabass on bottom.
BILL PERRY REEF Part of the South Carolina Artificial Reef Program, this is a dual site consisting of a tug-boat and a military landing craft. The site attracts a variety of fish, including
BP-25 Reef BP-25 Reef is a large reef with many additions. It consist of a 160' British Petroleum tanker and at least 6 New York Subway cars. Some of the fish found here are Ambe
Atlantic Ledge This bank had a depth of 76'. The ledge drops a few feet and it long. Grouper May/June and Oct. / Nov. Good place to troll for kings.
LITTLE RIVER REEF LORAN C-45424.0/59409.0 GPS-33 48.812/078 30.522 1 buoy marks reef, bearing 125�/2.7 nm from south jetty at Little River Inlet. Steel Pup Tents 33 48.515/078 30.069 Ma
Long Bay Ledge Good ledge that holds fish.
TEN MILE REEF LORAN C-45418.1/59736.9 GPS-33 25.303/078 51.497 2 buoys mark reef, bearing 130�/9.5 nm from south jetty at Murrells Inlet. Northern Buoy 33 25.303/078 51.497 So
Ball Field Boat Ramp
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