Waccamaw River Fishing Charters

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Top Fishing Charters in Waccamaw River

Waccamaw River: 72 fishing charters available

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Angler's choice

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26 ft

Up to 6 people

Fish Finder III (Fish Finder Fishing Charters

5.0/5 (19 reviews)
Murrells Inlet
If you plan on fishing in Murrells Inlet, look no further than Fish Finder Fishing Charters. With their experienced captains at the helm, you’re in knowledgeable and experienced hands.

"We had an incredible fishing trip from start to finish. The day was beautiful, the water was calm, and the experience was even better than we hoped for." —⁠ Rex,
Trips from
US $445
Trips from
US $445

Angler's choice

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26 ft

Up to 6 people

Fish Finder II (Fish Finder Fishing Charters)

4.9/5 (115 reviews)
Murrells Inlet
There’s a fish with your name on it in Murrells Inlet, and Fish Finder Fishing Charters will help you catch it! Depending on the time of year, you might hook into Kingfish, Spanish Mackerel, Flounder, Redfish, Black Seabass, Spotted Seatrout, Spadef

"Took three teenage sons. First experience miles off coast (5 and 3 to be exact)." —⁠ Eric,
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US $445
Trips from
US $445
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25 ft

Up to 6 people

Reel Saltwater Adventures

5.0/5 (15 reviews)
Murrells Inlet
Looking to catch some fish in Murrells Inlet? Then Reel Saltwater Adventures has a trip with your name on it! Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Michael is prepared to put you on fish.

"Capt Mike, with Reel Saltwater Adventures, was our guide today for our family of 4." —⁠ Jeremiah,
Trips from
US $225
Trips from
US $225
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23 ft

Up to 5 people

Captain Cam's Charters

5.0/5 (25 reviews)
Murrells Inlet
Make the most of your time in Murrells Inlet and go fishing with Captain Cam's Charters. With Captain Cameron at the helm, you'll benefit from years of knowledge and experience.

"Me and my fiancee as well as my friend and his fiancee went out to catch some flounder with captain Cam ." —⁠ Nicholas,
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US $225
Trips from
US $225

Angler's choice

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24 ft

Up to 6 people

Black Diamond Inlet Backwater Fishing

4.9/5 (121 reviews)
Murrells Inlet
If you're ready to enjoy fishing in Murrells Inlet, we've got you covered with Black Diamond Fishing Adventures! These waters are known for Flounder, Spanish Mackerel, Spotted Seatrout, Redfish, Black Drum, Sheepshead, Weakfish, and more.

"The trip was fantastic.  The captain and mate were excellent and shared many stories of past fishing adventures." —⁠ Thomas,
Trips from
US $425
Trips from
US $425

Angler's choice

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32 ft

Up to 6 people

Silver Tuna Sport Fishing

4.9/5 (145 reviews)
Murrells Inlet
Looking for something exciting and recreational!? Look no further because Silver Tuna Sport Fishing is here for you.  Only charter boat in Murrells Inlet with a AIR CONDITIONED CABIN and a FULL SIZED RESTROOM.

"Book this immediately while you have the chance! Blake and Cody are extremely knowledgeable, efficient, and some of the friendliest funny guys we have had the pleasure of fishing with!" —⁠ Jonathan,
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US $500
Trips from
US $500

Angler's choice

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Meet the Captain

25 ft

Up to 6 people

FishZilla Fishing Charters

4.9/5 (308 reviews)
Murrells Inlet
Make family memories to last a lifetime with FishZilla Fishing Charters! Murrel’s Inlet is home to stellar inshore and nearshore fishing and Captain Jason Burton knows all the best spots.

"This was our first ocean fishing experience and we had so much fun." —⁠ Robin,
Trips from
US $495
Trips from
US $495

Angler's choice

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21 ft

Up to 4 people

Fishfinatic Guide Service

4.9/5 (74 reviews)
Murrells Inlet
Book your next trip with Fishfinatic Guide Service and find out what the fishing in Murrells Inlet is all about. Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Larry can tell you all about them.

"We met up with Captain Larry for a 6 hour trip. Had a great time." —⁠ Steve,
Trips from
US $395
Trips from
US $395

Angler's choice

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Meet the Captain

26 ft

Up to 6 people

Fish Finder I (Fish Finder Fishing Charters)

4.9/5 (217 reviews)
Murrells Inlet
Join Captain Robert on the Fish Finder 1 located in Murrells Inlet, where he offers to show you the most memorable time on these waters.

"Captain Robert was great at finding us fish. Caught a bunch of smaller ones to get us warmed up, then moved to find some others." —⁠ Dave,
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US $445
Trips from
US $445

Angler's choice

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22 ft

Up to 6 people

All Hooked Up Fishing Charters

4.8/5 (317 reviews)
Murrells Inlet
All Hooked Up Fishing Charters is the result of 30 Plus years of fishing experience. Captain John is a retired police officer and a US Marine Corps veteran, who has been fishing since he was a kid.

"We booked a 4 hour charter for my grandson’s birthday.  Captain John and First Mate Dennis went above and beyond to make it a day that he will never forget!" —⁠ Tom,
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US $450
Trips from
US $450

Top deep sea fishing trips in Waccamaw River

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Top-rated family fishing trips in Waccamaw River

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Half-day fishing trips in Waccamaw River

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Top Targeted Species in Waccamaw River

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Top Types of Fishing in Waccamaw River

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Top Fishing Techniques in Waccamaw River

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Frequently Asked Questions about Fishing Charters in Waccamaw River

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Frequently Asked Questions about Fishing Charters in Waccamaw River

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Fishing in Waccamaw River

We already know that South Carolina offers incredible deep sea fishing, but the state’s freshwater potential should also be acknowledged. The Waccamaw River fishing scene is one of the main reasons why both South Carolina and parts of North Carolina have a lot to offer to passionate river anglers.
 
The Waccamaw is about 140 miles long, and as it flows from north to the south, the current increases in speed and plays home to many freshwater species. Black Crappie, Largemouth Bass, Bream, Bowfin, and Catfish (Blue, Channel, and Flathead) are the most common catches, but the scenery changes as you approach Winyah Bay. Here, you can find anything from Bull Redfish and Flounder to Speckled Trout, and even Tarpon.
 
Because the river has an incredible number of side channels and shallow creeks that are teeming with fish, navigating it can be intimidating. Local guides know all the best hotspots and have well-equipped boats that allow you to reach the skinniest of waters with ease. You can book a private trip for your group, and spend anywhere from 4–8 hours on the water.
 
Conway and Georgetown are the towns where you’ll easily find a charter to take you out, and one of the best fishing spots is definitely the Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge. If fishing the Waccamaw River is on your bucket list, either of these is a great place to start!
 

Rules & Regulations

Since the Waccamaw runs through North and South Carolina, fishing regulations will depend on where you cast your line. The best practice is to talk to your guide before your trip to know what to bring. You’ll usually need to buy a fishing license and dress for the weather, and make sure your target species is in season.

Waccamaw River

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Waccamaw River Fishing Seasons

January

In January, waters on the river are usually high, which makes fishing a bit more difficult than usual and discourages anglers. However, if you know where to go and which setups to use, Crappie, Bass, Bream, and Catfish are out there, hungry.

February

Fishing conditions are improving in February, and you’ll notice there are more fishermen out. You can target Catfish and Crappie, and Bream fishing is also very good.

March

With spring comes Crappie ready for spawning, which in turn usually means a lot of good action. Bring live bait and hit deep waters and holes where Crappie like to hang out as they prepare to spawn.

April
Fishing on the Waccamaw River is excellent in spring! Whether you’re in the mood for some exciting Bass action or you’d prefer to attract Catfish to your line, you’re going to have a great time.
May

The weather is an important factor in May, but even if there’s some rain it will only make a difference between good and even better fishing. Bream are biting all over the river, along with Catfish, Bass, and Redfish in the Winyah Bay.

June

Crappie fishing is slowly taking the back seat, but Bream are still out there in good numbers. If you need more good news, Largemouth Bass fishing is getting hot, and the Catfish bite isn’t far behind.

July

In July, Bream are just about everywhere, and if you use the right setup around drop-offs, you’ll be awarded. Bass prefer to stick to the deep waters where there’s plenty of cover from the heat.

August

According to some local anglers, August is the month to go after Largemouth Bass on the Waccamaw River. Topwater lures are the thing to use to get the attention of some good-sized fish.

September

As the days are slowly getting colder, Crappie are making their big comeback to the Waccamaw. Bass fishing is still superb, and if you’d like to catch yourself a nice Cat, cut eel is the bait you want to use.

October
Whatever you’d like to target on the river, October is the time to do it. Fall fishing is in full swing, and Crappie are taking center stage. Largemouth Bass, Bream, and Catfish are also biting, and some of them are lunkers.
November

Colder water means that fish will be congregating in large groups all over the river, but that’s just the beginning in November. Catfishing is really good this month, and there are many anglers out there on a Crappie hunt.

December

Winter is one of the best periods to target Black Crappie on the Waccamaw – where you find one, you’ll find many more. Bream are also biting, and Bass are trying to stay warm in the shallow waters.

Waccamaw River Fishing Calendar

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What anglers said about fishing in Waccamaw River

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