Georgetown Tarpon Fishing Charters

A longer trip is best for when you want to visit nearshore waters that are a bit farther off, or if you just want more time to fish. Captain Steve can show you some great places for going after Kingfish, Redfish, Sharks, Flounder, Trout, and more. The trip price includes rods, reels, and terminal tackle.

In shore fishing in the waters around Georgetown, SC. We can access anywhere from Bulls Bay to Murrells Inlet. Locations and types of fishing techniques will vary depending factors such as the time of year, weather conditions, and fish species you wish to target. We can work casting with artificial or with live bait, depending on you own skill level and preferences. More information available on our website at GoFishSC.

On half day morning trips, your group and Captain will leave the dock at 7:00 a.m. and return at 11:00 a.m. The captain takes care of all the gear, so bring nothing but your snacks and drinks and prepare for a fun time on the water.

Our four hour trip provides some five star inshore fishing!

On this 5-hour inshore trip, you and Captain Wayne will target Redfish, Flounder, and Trout mostly. All the rods, reels, tackle, live bait, lures, licenses, as well as fish cleaning and filleting are included in the price. The trip starts at 7:00 a.m.

Primary target is the tarpon. Its a tough bite but a huge adrenaline rush if we can hook up. These trips are best suited for seasoned anglers. Bring patience and a positive attitude . Lots of bull sharks in the area I tarpon fish add to the challenge. Any questions about these trips don't hesitate to message me before booking. Thanks, Capt Mike

Fish a vast area to include Winyah Bay, North and South Santee Bays, Sampit River, Georgetown Jetties and north Inlet. Using various methods to include artificials. live bait. bottom fishing and trolling, you will have the opportunity to catch red drum, speckled trout, flounder, mackerel, sheepshead and sharks.

You decide the start time… morning or afternoon. I'll adjust and narrow our start time to ensure we get to our fishing grounds when the tide is perfect for catching our trophy. A five-hour half-day allows time to get to our fish. I'll always have bait on board but we may stop and net some 'liveys' on the way to our spot. Fresh, frisky bait on the perfect tide gives us our best chance of multiple bites so everyone on board gets their chance at that 'fish of a lifetime'.

Four-hour trips are great to get on the water either early morning or late afternoon, you still have the day to enjoy all the other great activities with your family and friends.

Great trip to target all of our inshore species