Captain
Ryan Werner
Member since July 2022
North Myrtle Beach, United States
- Background
- I come from a commercial fishing family and I started commercial fishing at the age of 10. By high school my brother and I were fishing 600 lobster traps out of South Portland, Maine. I graduated from university in 1996 with a BS in Physical Education then sold the lobster business to pursue teaching. After two long years in the teaching profession I moved to Horry County to pursue South Atlantic salt life. I obtained my USCG captains license in 2000 and started offering fishing trips in 2001 from Murrells Inlet, SC. In 2006 I moved the business to Little River Inlet and have been enjoying it ever since. I am also a retired career firefighter / EMT from the city of Myrtle Beach. It is my hope to share my life of experience on the Atlantic Ocean with you.
- Techniques
- I prefer fishing live bait (shrimp, mullet, pogies). When live bait is not available I like using Gulp Baits. We mostly bump the bottom with Carolina rigs or use float rigs near structure with light tackle. I keep heavier tackle on the boat just in case someone would like to tackle a larger shark.
Hey, I'm Captain Ryan Werner
North Myrtle Beach, United States
- Background
- I come from a commercial fishing family and I started commercial fishing at the age of 10. By high school my brother and I were fishing 600 lobster traps out of South Portland, Maine. I graduated from university in 1996 with a BS in Physical Education then sold the lobster business to pursue teaching. After two long years in the teaching profession I moved to Horry County to pursue South Atlantic salt life. I obtained my USCG captains license in 2000 and started offering fishing trips in 2001 from Murrells Inlet, SC. In 2006 I moved the business to Little River Inlet and have been enjoying it ever since. I am also a retired career firefighter / EMT from the city of Myrtle Beach. It is my hope to share my life of experience on the Atlantic Ocean with you.
- Techniques
- I prefer fishing live bait (shrimp, mullet, pogies). When live bait is not available I like using Gulp Baits. We mostly bump the bottom with Carolina rigs or use float rigs near structure with light tackle. I keep heavier tackle on the boat just in case someone would like to tackle a larger shark.
My Charter Listing
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North Myrtle Beach
• 25 ft
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6 persons
4 bookings in the past week.
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