North Myrtle Beach Sheepshead Fishing Charters

This 6-hour trip will give you more time to catch fish and enjoy nature. Target Sheepshead, Speckled Trout, Flounder, Redfish, and many more. One thing is for sure – you'll have a lot of fun with Capt. Tripp.

An extra hour on the water gives you a greater opportunity to catch something nice. On this extended half-day trip, you will be exploring the famous Intracoastal Waterway between North and South Carolina, as well as some nearshore reefs along the coast. You can expect to target a range of different species including Black Drum, Cobia, Spadefish, King Mackeral, Redfish, Flounder, Speckled Seatrout, and even Sharks!

Target Striped Bass, Flounder, Redfish, and Black Drum in the inshore waters of North Myrtle Beach. This boat can accommodate up to 3 guests and there's enough room for everybody to fish at the same time. Capt. Brandon will provide your fishing equipment, even if you want to try fly fishing.

Come stalk Redfish on the beautiful flats of Winyah Bay or hit the water for the fall run of the Bull Redfish, when 30 lb fish are an everyday sight. Many of South Carolina's inshore species are also in the cards, including Tarpon, Flounder, Speckled Trout, and much more. Bear in mind morning departure times may be altered to later times due to the captain’s fire department work schedule, he’ll make sure to get in touch with you in advance if this is the case.

3/4 day charters are geared toward the more hard-core anglers who are willing to wait out the fish or want to venture nearshore on calmer days for trolling and reef fishing. These charters are great for catching King and Spanish Mackerel as well as Cobia when those species are running in the area.

We will be fishing for Flounder, Red Drum, Black Drum, and Trout along with other species that may choose to hookup with us as well.

Staying in closer to shore, within 20 miles. Certain times of year the best bite is close to the beach. Trolling, jigging, casting, and bottom fishing.

Five-hour morning inshore trip.

Let's get out and have fun! Plenty of time to get actual "fishing time" versus quickly getting lines in and out of the water. Let's face it, this is called fishing and not catching but this will allow us the time when the fish aren't cooperating to find some that will. This will also provide a chance to get out on the open water dependant on the water and weather conditions. ***The departure time is subject to change in order to get out on the water at the most optimal time to be successful***

We will be fishing, the intercoastal waterway, and the river systems that Feed into depending on the time of the year will be fishing for trout, red drum, black drum sheepshead flounder and anything else that is biting weather permitting Y’all will have the option of running into the ocean and fishing near shore Four sharks King mackerel Spanish mackerel bluefish and anything else that is Biting