
Captain Lawrence Long IV


If you are looking for a fishing experience that delivers raw power, adrenaline, and unforgettable memories, shark fishing in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina stands in a class of its own. From the deep blue waters off the Grand Strand to the productive nearshore zones along North Myrtle Beach, Little River, and Cherry Grove, these waters are home to some of the most exciting shark fisheries on the East Coast.
At North Myrtle Beach Fishing Charters, shark fishing is not a novelty trip—it is a refined, professional charter experience led by local guides who have spent more than 40 years fishing these waters. Growing up in the Little River and Grand Strand area, your captain knows the ocean, migration patterns, and productive shark grounds the way most people know their own backyard.
This page is designed to give you a complete, transparent, and confidence-building overview of what to expect when booking a Myrtle Beach shark fishing charter, including where we fish, what species you can target, how trips work, and why guests consistently choose our crew year after year.
The waters off Myrtle Beach sit at the intersection of warm Gulf Stream currents and nutrient-rich inshore systems. This creates ideal conditions for a wide range of shark species to feed, migrate, and grow throughout the year.
Key advantages of shark fishing in this region include:
Whether you are visiting Myrtle Beach for a family vacation or planning a serious fishing trip, shark fishing offers an experience that combines excitement with reliability.
Many charters run shark trips. Very few are run by captains who have spent decades fishing the same stretches of water.
Your guide with North Myrtle Beach Fishing Charters:
This local knowledge directly translates into higher hookup rates, better species variety, and a smoother, more enjoyable experience on the water.
Myrtle Beach offers access to nearshore shark fishing grounds where species such as blacktip, spinner, and sandbar sharks are commonly encountered. These trips are ideal for anglers who want fast action without long boat rides.
North Myrtle Beach and Cherry Grove are well-known among locals for producing larger sharks, especially during warmer months. These areas are perfect for anglers looking to battle serious fish in relatively shallow water.
Little River is the heart of our operations. Its proximity to inlets, estuaries, and offshore structure makes it one of the most consistent shark fishing hubs in the region.
We also serve anglers visiting:
These areas offer excellent access to migrating shark species and are ideal for guests staying along the NC/SC border.





Depending on season, water temperature, and conditions, you may encounter:
All shark trips follow state and federal regulations, with an emphasis on conservation and responsible handling.
Shark fishing trips typically range from 4 to 8 hours, depending on your goals and experience level. Longer trips increase opportunities for larger species and multiple hookups.
We provide:
You simply show up ready to fish.
This is not a passive experience. Our crew encourages participation, teaching you:
First-timers and experienced anglers alike leave with new skills and confidence.
Shark fishing requires professionalism and strict safety standards. Our captains:
Families, kids, and first-time anglers are welcome, and every trip is conducted with safety as the top priority.
Shark fishing is productive from spring through fall, with peak action typically occurring between May and October. Summer months offer the highest species variety, while fall often produces larger, more aggressive fish.
That said, experienced captains know how to adjust strategies to stay productive outside peak windows as conditions allow.
We do not oversell trips. We deliver real fishing experiences.
Before your trip:
We take care of everything else.
Learn more about our other services:
All services are available directly through
https://northmyrtlebeachfishingcharters.com/
Yes. When conducted by experienced professionals using proper equipment and procedures, shark fishing is safe and controlled.
Most trips are catch and release, following conservation-minded best practices and legal requirements.
Absolutely. Many first-time anglers catch their first shark on our trips.
Yes. Shark fishing is suitable for families, and our crew provides guidance for younger anglers.
Sharks commonly range from 3 to 7 feet, with occasional larger specimens depending on season and location.
Safety comes first. Trips may be rescheduled or adjusted based on conditions.
If you are ready to experience one of the most exciting fishing adventures the Grand Strand has to offer, shark fishing with North Myrtle Beach Fishing Charters delivers power, professionalism, and unforgettable moments on the water.
Spots fill quickly during peak season.
👉 Book your shark fishing charter today at
https://northmyrtlebeachfishingcharters.com/charter/shark-fishing/