Murrells Inlet Bluefish Fishing Charters

1/2 day trips for Sea Bass ,Sharks, King Mackerel and Spanish Mackerel

Full-day trips are the perfect opportunity to try your hand at several different techniques and get the full experience of nearshore fishing. You'll target a range of fish, including Black Drum, Sheepshead, Flounder, Spadefish, Kingfish, Cobia, and Blacktip Shark. Invite the whole family or your group of fishing buddies and get ready for an adventure!

Spend a productive day on the water on this 8 hour fishing adventure! Explore the backwaters and hook Redfish, Trout, Flounder and Black Drum. Weather permitting, head to reefs in search of larger targets including Kingfish ,Spanish Mackerel , Cobia and a few others. On the right day, you could also find yourself battling it out with a Shark on the other end of your line! No need to worry about fishing gear – that's all taken care of, just pack snacks and drinks to keep you going.

This extended trip will give you more time to catch more fish. Flounder, Trout snd Redfish and weather permimitting up to 3 miles offshore.

Enjoy the entire day on the water with this nearshore 8 hour all day trip. Troll for Mackerel, blues, false albacore and more! Weather permitting bottom fish for sea bass, porgy, and the possibility of Cobia, and other bottom dwellers. Spend more time fishing on this 8 hour adventure.

This trip will take you up to 15 miles chasing Black Drum, Sheepshead, Red Drum, Spanish Mackerel, King Mackerel and other species

Departing adjacent to the historic port city of Georgetown waterfront (the third oldest in SC.), clients will spend the next 5 hours not only fishing the expansive inshore waters of this area for Redfish, Flounder, Spotted Sea Trout, Bluefish, and other seasonal species including Sharks and Tarpon, but you'll be in and amongst the most naturally scenic estuary system along the upper South Carolina coast. For those that are history buffs, ask Captain Greg to "show and tell" some of those spots too!

Fish one of the most pristine estuaries in the United States. Fish miles and miles of inshore waters, sometimes without seeing another boat all day. McClellanville is a beautiful fishing village between Georgetown and Charleston. Fish in the shadows of shrimp boats and abandoned lighthouses