Myrtle Beach Fishing Reports

October fishing in Myrtle Beach brings together some of the best opportunities of the fall season: redfish feeding along marsh edges, larger bull red drum

September fishing in Myrtle Beach is where late-summer bait movement and early-fall fishing patterns finally shake hands. The water is still warm, mullet and shrimp

August fishing in Myrtle Beach is late-summer fishing at full throttle. The water is warm, bait is thick, tides matter, and the best trips are

Tarpon season around Myrtle Beach generally runs from late May through early or mid-October, with the most consistent fishing during August and September when the

Summer fishing in Myrtle Beach is a warm-water fishery built around bait movement, tide timing, inlet current, and nearshore structure. This guide is for anglers

March fishing in Myrtle Beach is the month where winter’s predictable patterns start loosening up and spring begins to pull fish back into motion. You