Fishing Reports

North Myrtle Beach Fishing Report June 2026

Captain Keith Logan | North Myrtle Beach Fishing Charters Week of June 15–21, 2026 Fishing around the Myrtle Beach area has been very good over the past week, especially as summer patterns continue to settle in across North Myrtle Beach, Little River, Calabash, Sunset Beach, and Ocean Isle Beach. Bait is becoming more abundant in… Read more »

Myrtle Beach fishing report June 2026

June Myrtle Beach Fishing Report: Summer Fishing Begins June marks the start of consistent summer fishing across all water types. Inshore Fishing in June Redfish Where: Flats, docksBest Baits: Shrimp, finger mullet Trout Where: Early mornings on flatsBest Baits: Topwater, shrimp Offshore Fishing in June Mahi, king mackerel active Grouper deeper June Conditions Water Temp:… Read more »

Myrtle Beach fishing report May 2026

May Myrtle Beach Fishing Report: Prime Spring Action May is one of Myrtle Beach’s best fishing months with excellent inshore and nearshore opportunities. For a deeper walkthrough, see our Myrtle Beach Fishing Videos | North Myrtle Beach Fishing Charters. Inshore Fishing in May Redfish Where: Marsh edges, flatsBest Baits: Shrimp, mullet Flounder Where: Inlets, sandy… Read more »

Myrtle Beach fishing report April 2026

April Myrtle Beach Fishing Report: Spring Fishing Picks Up April brings more stable weather and noticeable increases in activity. Inshore Fishing in April Redfish Where: Flats, creek mouthsBest Baits: Shrimp, mullet Speckled Trout Where: Grass lines, channelsBest Baits: Live shrimp, soft plastics Nearshore Fishing in April King mackerel begin appearing Cobia sightings increase late month… Read more »

Snapper Fishing in Myrtle Beach: Reef and Wreck Tactics for Private Charters

Snapper fishing off Myrtle Beach is one of the most practical ways to enjoy productive bottom fishing without turning the trip into a complicated, high-pressure offshore run. For many anglers, especially families, beginners, and small private groups, snapper trips offer a strong mix of action, manageable tackle, and clear structure-based fishing around reefs, ledges, and… Read more »

How to Choose Top Fishing Charters Near Me

Searching for fishing charters near me can mean anything from a calm shallow-water outing where kids catch their first fish to a Gulf Stream run chasing tuna and mahi. The best choice starts with your group’s skill level, time available, comfort level, and fishing goals. When you match the trip to the people going, you… Read more »

Myrtle Beach fishing report March 2026

March Myrtle Beach Fishing Report: Early Spring Transition Begins March signals the start of seasonal transition. Weather remains unpredictable, but warming trends increase fish movement. Inshore Fishing in March Redfish Where: Creeks, marsh edgesBest Baits: Shrimp, mulletTip: Fish warm afternoons following cold nights. Speckled Trout Where: Deeper channelsBest Baits: Live shrimpTip: Slow presentations work best…. Read more »

How to Get a Captain’s License for Charter Fishing

Quick Answer: To get a captain’s license for charter fishing, most small operators start with a U.S. Coast Guard OUPV license, often called a 6-pack license. That path usually requires qualifying sea time, a medical application or medical certificate, drug test compliance, CPR and first aid for original issuance, and either a Coast Guard exam… Read more »