Fishing Reports

March Inshore fishing in Myrtle Beach SC is fun for the whole family. March is here and the winter has not been bad at all. The water temperature stayed in the mid 50’s this year where in the past years it was down to 48. This keep the redfish and trout biting good this winter…. Read more »

A valentine fishing charter with North Myrtle Beach Fishing Charters gives you and your special someone an unforgettable day on the water, trading crowded restaurants for open water, real bites, and quality time you’ll talk about for years. Captain Keith Logan runs light-tackle inshore trips as well as deep sea and Gulf Stream adventures, so… Read more »

The Speckled Sea Trout are biting good. We are catching around twenty to twenty-five a charter the last few days. Most are just under size twelve to thirteen inch long. But are very fun to catch on light tackle. We are catching a few keeper too so you can have enough for a dinner too…. Read more »

Myrtle Beach Fishing Report after Hurricane Matthew. The Bull Red Drum aka(Redfish) are still here and chewing harder than they did before Hurricane Matthew. Now is the time book your Myrtle Beach Inshore Fishing Charter for Bull Redfish. They will be around for three to four more weeks. We still have a few days open… Read more »

Bull redfish fishing around Myrtle Beach turns an ordinary day on the water into the kind of story anglers repeat for years, and whether you prefer artificial lures, live bait, or a mix of both, this guide covers everything you need to know before your line ever hits the water. In fact, you will find… Read more »

The North Myrtle Beach Inshore Fishing Report Pre Tropical Storm Hermine. We had a very good Speckled Sea Trout and Redfish bite in the Backwater Creeks last week. Captain Keith had some day where we caught ten to fifteen Speckled Sea Tout with two to four keeper per trip. And the upper slot size Redfish… Read more »

Boat: Kat-cha LaterCaptain: Justin SwaimFirst Mate: James ColmanCricket Cove Marina4495 Baker St Little River SC 29566B Dock Slip 26 Week 8/14 to 8/21 North Myrtle Beach Fishing Report for half day nearshore fishing is a five (5) hour trip with a ride time of 30mins and fishing time of 4 hours and then same ride… Read more »

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 »