Spring is in the air and the weather is nice and warm for the Myrtle Beach Charter Fishing Inshore and Deep Sea is hot right now! Inshore fishing, we are catching redfish, black drum, speckled seatrout and flounder are starting to show up in some good numbers. Nearshore fishing, we are catching Black Sea Bass and Dog Sharks with some Spanish Mackerel starting to show up. Offshore Deep Sea Fishing Bottom fishing the bigger black sea bass are biting alone with vermillion snapper, triggerfish, grunt, porgies, sliver snapper, pinkies, amber jack, cobia and king mackerel. Gulf Stream fishing is HOT right now. Good numbers for Wahoo being caught along with mahi mahi and black fin tuna.
On our half-day inshore fishing trips we fish the Intracoastal Waterway and backwater creeks. These are calm waters and we use light-tackle Penn rods and reels for fun, spirited fights. Think of it like bass fishing in a lake, but the fish are stronger. They put up a good fight and can take line from the reel quickly. Right now we are catching redfish (red drum), speckled sea trout, black drum, and flounder on this trip. We recommend the four-hour inshore charter for a child-friendly outing. The five-hour charter is better for anglers who want more fishing time and to reach jetties and the ocean for larger fish.
Nearshore half day fishing charter out to eight miles the smaller black sea and dog sharks are bite. There are a few Spanish mackerel stating to show up too. Most of the black sea bass on this trip are going to be too small to keep as the bigger black sea are still out in deeper water. The dog sharks are biting in good numbers and are good to eat. This are fun to catch as they fight very good. This makes for a good child friendly fishing trip.
Myrtle Beach Charter Fishing Inshore and Deep Sea
If you are looking to catch some good fish to eat and fun to catch then the three-quarter day and full day deep sea fishing trip is the way to this time of year. As the water is warm and deeper and the fish are bigger out there. We have been catching on these trip grouper, hog snapper, vermillion snapper, pink snapper, gray snapper, triggerfish, jolt heads, porgy, black sea bass, grunts, amber jacks. big sharks, cobia and king mackerel.
The Gulf Stream Fishing is on FIRE right now. We are catching good number of wahoo, mahi, black fin tuna and some bill fish. This is the peak season for the gulf stream fishing now thru the end of May. This is a twelve-hour trip with two and half hour ride to get there and the same to get back to the dock. This give you seven hours of fishing time. But it well worth the ride out and black to the blue water as this is some of the best fishing we have this time of year. This is where you will finds the bigger you catch.
Call Captain Keith to book your Light Tackle Myrtle Beach Charter Fishing trip at 843-907-0064. If Captain Keith does not answer than means he is out on a charter catching fish with his customer. Out of courtesy to his current charter customer on the boat he does not take call as other captain will do in area. Captain Keith fill this takes away from their trip. He will give you a call back after 6:00 pm or you can use our online booking calendar to see what dates he has open and book it online before someone else does. Click to book online at Myrtle Beach Charter Fishing
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