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Popular White Marlin fishing Charters in Little River  , United States. Good availability and great rates. Read unbiased reviews and choose the best deal for your trip.

White Marlin fishing in Little River, SC- FishingBooker

Little River

Little River, United States

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Nestled along South Carolina's Grand Strand, Little River stands as the area's oldest town, offering a tranquil escape with rich fishing traditions. This historic fishing village provides diverse angling experiences across its intricate network of Intracoastal Waterways, tidal creeks, and immediate ocean access. Anglers find year-round opportunities targeting species like Redfish, Speckled Trout, and Flounder in the sheltered inlets during winter, while spring brings migrating Bluefish and summer heats up with nearshore species including Spanish Mackerel and Cobia.
The famed Little River Inlet serves as a prime fishing ground, where jetties attract Redfish and Flounder, while nearby reefs host Amberjack and Barracuda. Offshore excursions venture to the Gulf Stream, where summer and fall seasons yield pelagic giants like Mahi Mahi, Sailfish, and Marlin. Beyond fishing, the waterways teem with dolphin sightings and diverse birdlife, creating a scenic backdrop for all adventures. Family-friendly charters cater to all skill levels across inshore, nearshore, and deep-sea options, ensuring memorable outings with provided gear and expertise.

As the weeks go on, the offshore bite keeps getting better and better. Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, Tuna, and Kingfish are just some of the species you can catch.

August might be a good time for a slight change of pace angling-wise. Take a quick trip to the inshore waters and reel in loads of Redfish and Trout.

The year is drawing to a close, but fishing in Little River is as lively as ever. Black Drum, Redfish, Bluefish, and many more will make for a fun day on the water.

Deep sea fishing season is right around the corner, but we suggest spending February inshore for the best angling experience in Little River.

So what if it&rsquo;s a bit cold, the fishing is amazing! You can either stalk Redfish and Trout inshore, or go a bit further out after the bottom feeders.

The offshore bonanza continues, with Little River being as lively as ever. Join in on the fun and see if you can break a personal record or two.

Summer is here in full force, and so are the sportfishing opportunities it brings with it. You feel like you can best a Sailfish? There&rsquo;s no time like the present!

The offshore fishing craze has finally landed in Little River, rejoice! Whether it&rsquo;s feisty pelagics or delicious bottom feeders, it&rsquo;s gonna be a fun ride.

Mid-May is time for Little River&rsquo;s annual Blue Crab Festival. Bring the whole family down for two day of pure fun! You can also get a bunch of Redfish inshore if you&rsquo;re game.

As the temperatures drop, the local anglers will turn their focus to inshore fishing in the more shallow waters. Redfish and Seatrout are the main targets now.

Bull Redfish should be moving into the inlets around October. Offshore fishing is still holding up, but this is your last chance to go after that Marlin.

Expect some rock-solid fishing wherever you decide to cast your line. From the backwater shallows to the Gulf and Beyond, everyone&rsquo;s a winner!

Little River fishing charters continue a proud tradition, as this is the oldest town on the entire Grand Strand. Even though it&rsquo;s very close to popular tourist locations like Myrtle Beach, the lack of hustle and bustle makes for a much more personal experience. Not only is the fishing top-notch, but you&rsquo;ll see a variety of native and exotic birds, as well as inquisitive Dolphins to keep you entertained on the local waterways.
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	Known For</h3>

	Little River may be little, but it&rsquo;s got a rich history. What started off as a fishing village and trading port ended up as the host of numerous cultural events and entertainment venues. These include the Blue Crab Festival, Shrimp and Jazz Festival, Little River Oktoberfest, and more besides. Even George Washington paid a visit, spending a night in Jeremiah Vereen&rsquo;s cabin.

	The Intracoastal Waterways and ample backwater creeks cocooning the Little River community provide a nourishing habitat for gamefish of all shapes and sizes. There are plenty of keepers to go around throughout the entire year.
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	Where to Fish</h3>

	Flounder and Bluefish dominate the tidal creeks as soon as early spring, later on migrating to the area&rsquo;s abundant inlets and sounds. Following suit, the coveted Redfish schools infest the neighboring rivers and inlets during the prolific fall season. Come wintertime, expect massive Stripers and Speckled Trout to show up at the creek mouths.

	Among the numerous fishing spots available, Little River Inlet sticks out in the best way possible. Anglers from all over will be lining up to cast their lines in these bountiful water. The local jetties are the place to go for anyone who&rsquo;s a fan of Redfish, Trout, or Flounder.

	The nearshore reefs, sunken wrecks and live rock bottoms play host to a wide range of rod-bending bruisers such as Kingfish, Spanish Mackerel, Amberjack, Barracuda and Cobia. Nocturnal fishing excursions for Seabass and several Shark species are proving increasingly popular as well.

	If offshore sportfishing is what really gets you going, Little River charters can more than provide. The Gulf Stream honey holes are inhabited by several world-renowned pelagic species, including Dorado, Wahoo, Sailfish, Yellowfin Tuna, Marlin and more. Come on down in early summer, and they&rsquo;ll really give you a run for your money!
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	Fishing Techniques</h3>

	Early winter is a great time to be fishing inshore. The waters will be clear, giving you a great opportunity to practice your sight casting. Local anglers like using topwater plugs and live Shrimp when going after Trout. The latter is also great when stalking big Reds as well. When it gets a bit warmer, charters will start running special Flounder trips. This is a great way to spend a warm summer evening, be sure to check it out.

	Expeditions into the deep blue, on the other hand, usually involve a mixture of trolling and bottom fishing. A proper bluewater trip means a trip to the edge of the Continental Shelf, which is some 50 miles away from shore. A 12 hour trip is the norm, so make sure you have the time to spare. Vertical jigs are a standard part of the arsenal for going up against bottom feeders like Snapper. As for pelagics like Tuna and Wahoo, put on some skirted Ballyhoo, sit back, and watch the show.
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	Need to Know</h3>
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	Rules and regulations</h4>

	Any and all anglers over the age of 16 will need to have a saltwater fishing license with them. If you&rsquo;ve booked a trip with a charter operator, they will take care of all licenses for you.
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	Budget</h4>

	The going rate for an inshore/nearshore charter in Little River is around $100 per hour. It will vary depending on how many people are going fishing and what kind of boat you&rsquo;re after, but not by much. Offshore trips are more expensive, mainly due to much more fuel being spent on outings to the bluewater. Entry-level offshore trips hover on the $1200 mark, but be prepared to spend as much as $1800 for a stay at the Continental Shelf.
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	Directions</h4>

	Little River itself is less than two miles away from the border with North Carolina. Highway 17 goes straight through the town and is your main route from both east and west. Hwy 17 runs right next to Grand Strand Airport in Atlantic Beach, some 10 miles away from Little River.

	Anglers visiting Little River can look forward to some big fish, be it inshore or offshore. Come on down and see for yourself. And stick around for the festivals afterwards!

This trip is for those looking to get after sportfish that the nutrient and bait-rich gulf stream attracts. Action is generally fast and furious with various Pelagic species and exciting bites leading to test your strength as they pull drag, jump, and fight. We are generally fishing 50-75 miles offshore. In the Gulf Stream, we are targeting Pelagic species. Marlin, Sailfish, Mahi Mahi, Tuna, and Wahoo! We troll a variety of baits including lures and ballyhoo.

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Catherine Anne Sportfishing and Excursions invites you to experience the stunning waters of Southport. Having logged many hours on these waters, Captain Steele knows them forwards and back. Blue Marlin, White Marlin, Sailfish, Mahi Mahi, Blackfin Tuna, Wa

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