Fishing Reports

The Myrtle Beach Inshore Fishing Report has picked back up. Light Tackle Inshore Fishing In Myrtle Beach is better day by day as the full moon goes away and the water keeps cooling off. But it has been kind of slow the last few week due the hot weather and hot water. It had the… Read more »

Boat: Kat-cha LaterCaptain: Justin SwaimFirst Mate: James ColmanCricket Cove Marina4495 Baker St Little River SC 29566B Dock Slip 26Week 5/29 to 6/5 North Myrtle Beach fishing report for a half day nearshore fishing is a 5 hour trip with a ride time of 30 min and 4 hours of fishing then 30 min ride in…. Read more »

Quick Answer: The Myrtle Beach fishing report is best used as a year-round guide to current seasonal patterns, trip selection, and what kind of charter usually makes the most sense right now. Inshore trips are often the safest all-around answer for many groups, while nearshore, shark, offshore, deep sea, and Gulf Stream options become more… Read more »

Myrtle Beach fishing offers some of the most exciting saltwater action anywhere on the East Coast, and few crews know these waters better than Captain Justin Swaim aboard the Kat-Cha Later. Whether you want to chase acrobatic Spanish mackerel just off the beach or troll the Gulf Stream for mahi mahi and wahoo, this guide… Read more »