Georgetown Fishing Charters

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Georgetown: 79 fishing charters available

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22 ft

Up to 4 people

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Last booking: 1 day ago
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US $350
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26 ft

Up to 4 people

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2 bookings in the past week.
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US $400
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US $400
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22 ft

Up to 4 people

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US $500
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US $500
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21 ft

Up to 4 people

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US $650
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US $650
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24 ft

Up to 5 people

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US $300
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19 ft

Up to 2 people

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Last booking: 2 days ago
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US $400
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22 ft

Up to 4 people

North Island Fishing Charters ll 

Just added to our fleet
Georgetown
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US $500
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43 ft

Up to 6 people

HotReels charters 

Georgetown
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Last booking: 6 days ago
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US $600
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US $600

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23 ft

Up to 6 people

North Island Fishing Charters 

5.0/5 (98 reviews)
Pawleys Island (13 min drive from Georgetown)
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Last booking: 5 days ago
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US $400
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US $400

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Meet the Captain

26 ft

Up to 6 people

Fish Finder II (Fish Finder Fishing Charters) 

4.9/5 (110 reviews)
Murrells Inlet (31 min drive from Georgetown)
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11 bookings in the past week.
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US $445
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Fishing in Georgetown

You can’t talk about fishing in South Carolina without mentioning Georgetown. This historic port town is situated on Winyah Bay, an estuary brimming with marine life. With a good mixture of saltwater and freshwater opportunities, Georgetown fishing charters are ready to take you on the adventure of a lifetime to catch the fish of your dreams!
 
Speaking of fish, the list of species you can catch is almost endless. Redfish, Black Drum, Spotted Seatrout, Spanish Mackerel, and Flounder are abundant in the bay, while shallower parts of the watershed are ideal for the likes of Tarpon, Catfish, and Jack Crevalle, depending on the time of year you’re visiting. 
 
Head out towards the Atlantic and the list keeps on growing. You’ll encounter Sheepshead, Triggerfish, Spadefish, Black Seabass, Bluefish, and a range of Sharks before hitting the inlet. Then, the entire ocean is your oyster! Cobia, Kingfish, Amberjack, Groupers, and Snappers rule the nearshore roost before giving way to serious big game creatures like Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, Tuna, and Billfish. 
 
And as if that wasn’t enough, there’s also some freshwater action to get your teeth – or hooks – stuck into. The Great Pee Dee, Waccamaw, Sampit, and Black Rivers contain A-listers like Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass, Bluegill, Crappie, Catfish, and Brown Trout. These trips, along with inshore trips, tend to be shorter than those to the Atlantic and are great for beginners and families. For experienced anglers, we suggest an 8+ hour trip to make the most of these diverse fisheries. 
 

Rules & Regulations

When casting a line with a Georgetown saltwater fishing charter, your license will be covered. Head to the rivers, however, and you’ll need a freshwater permit. Fishing on your own in any way means getting a license beforehand, and there are also bag and size limits you’ll have to respect. 
 

Georgetown

4.9/5
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Georgetown Fishing Seasons

January

The new year begins with excellent inshore fishing. You’ll be able to target Redfish, Black Drum, and Speckled Trout in Winyah Bay. Bass fishing in the rivers is solid as well, with active bites from Spotted, Largemouth, and Smallmouth Bass.

February

A lot of the action is centered inshore along the marshes and oyster bars. Sight fishing is a great option as the clear winter waters allow you to spot your target easily. Top catches include Red and Black Drum, Speckled Trout, Sheepshead, and Bluefish.

March

If you plan to go fishing on one of the rivers, right now is a great time to target Crappie and Bass. Inshore, you’ll find Redfish, Black Drum, Trout, and Jack Crevalle in shallow waters of the Winyah Bay.

April

The Cobia bite starts to warm up, Flounder fishing is in full swing, and you can also target many other inshore fish, such as Jack Crevalle, Spanish Mackerel, and Redfish. Freshwater fishing is all the rage as well, so be sure to head upstream for Bass and Crappie.

May

May is an excellent time to go Cobia and Shark fishing inshore. Yellowfin Tuna and Little Tunny start to show up offshore as well, so now is the time to find a charter to take you Tuna fishing.

June

Water temperatures average around 80 degrees, making fishing ideal no matter where you go. June is a great month for targeting Bull Reds in shallower parts of the Bay. Head into deeper territory to battle Kingfish, Wahoo, and Mahi Mahi. You won’t be disappointed!

July

Tarpon takes center stage as it settles into its summer patterns. The best time to target the Silver King is early in the morning or in the evening, so if you’re an early bird or a night owl, Tarpon fishing might be the perfect option for you.

August

The summer heat continues so the fishing is hot everywhere. Go offshore and hit the Gulf Stream in search of Sailfish or stay closer to shore and target Flounder or Redfish. Nearshore waters produce great opportunities for Cobia and Kingfish as well.

September

Tourists start to head home for the fall, so September is a great month for fishing. As your kids head back to school, a variety of inshore fish join schools of their own. Winyah Bay is teeming with Red and Black Drum, Trout, Flounder, Tarpon, and Sheepshead.

October

As water temperatures begin to cool, flats fishing remains hot, so choose a charter that will take you sight fishing for Redfish and Trout. Other top-targeted species are Flounder, Tarpon, Sheepshead, and Bluefish. 

November

Speckled Trout and Redfish are filling their bellies up for the winter, going after shrimp and other small bait. This is prime time for inshore fishing in marshes and tidal creeks, as well as freshwater fishing for various Bass species and Brown Trout.

December

Keep an eye out for Redfish near the oyster bars and creeks. Speckled Trout start to become a bit more picky as winter approaches, so the right bait and technique is crucial. As long as you’re patient and willing to learn as you go, December should be a breeze! 

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