Southern flounder shape the tempo of summer across South Carolina’s coastal creeks back bays and estuaries. These bottom-dwelling ambush feeders settle into sand and mud flats near structure lying in wait for an easy meal. For inshore fishermen few s...

Early summer along the coast of Myrtle Beach offers a prime opportunity for fishermen targeting spotted sea trout also known as speckled trout. These fish are prized for their fight and tasty meat making them a popular target for inshore fishermen. F...

Spring inshore fishing in Myrtle Beach is a season of change bringing shifting fish patterns unpredictable weather and some of the best action of the year. As the water warms redfish speckled trout and flounder shake off their winter sluggishness and...

Spring brings some of the best redfish action you’ll see all year in Myrtle Beach. As the water warms redfish leave their winter holding spots move into the shallows and start feeding aggressively. If you want strong fights consistent bites and the c...

Fishing near Myrtle Beach South Carolina is more than just a pastime—it’s a way to connect with nature experience the beauty of the Lowcountry and challenge yourself against some of the most sought-after inshore fish species. Whether you’re an experi...