What would you recommend to anglers fishing in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina for the first time?
Answers by verified FishingBooker anglers who went fishing in Murrells Inlet
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151 - 180 of 292 answers

Jake Vaught
Amity, AR
Take the early trip if at all possible. I had been told it was better fishing and from my experience it was great. Also the temperatures are cooler.

Christopher Brooks
Streator, IL
Not an ordinary fishing experience. Hook up with the locals or a charter guide and learn the waters and the ways.

Paul Williams
West Jefferson, NC
Book with De La Nada, enjoy the local restaurants, and stop at the local fish markets to supplement different types of fish to take home.

Keith Jenkins
Roopville, GA
Don’t go in expecting a deep sea fishing trip it’s not but the fishing in the inlet is a good experience

Thomas Johnson
Mason, TN
I would say look up weather but I planned trip 2 months in advance so it was kinda hard to do that..

Mark Lee
Cuyahoga Falls, OH
Go to a knowledgeable and experienced charter and let me tell you On The Fly Captain Jimmy is the real deal !!!

James Marizek
Pay attention to weather and time of year. The warmer the water, the better options for active fish.

Harold Robinson III
Charlotte, NC
Check with the captains before you book your trip as the time of year determines what fish you can target.

Brian Payne
Myrtle Beach, SC
Fishing the inlet is great, I'd recommend reading reviews of the charters to ensure they'll match your expectations. Look at the boat type also to make sure it matches your needs.

Chris Dietz
Conway, South Carolina
Great place to go whether you are an experience to angler or if you’ve never fished before they all treat you the same don’t make you feel stupid help you out and you have a good time.

Gerry Yontz
Hagerstown, IN
Learning to fish flounder is a good experience and unique need patience and learning how to distinguish the bite

Gerry Yontz
Hagerstown, IN
Many varieties and remember called fishing and weather conditions can impact. Learning how to fish for flounder was a challenge but exciting

Mendy Garron
Apex, North Carolina
If you want to go farther offshore, book a longer trip. We booked a 5 hour trip and I am glad I did because 4 hours would have been too short for us!

Eli Yang
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Spanish mackerel is common and good for eating. Would love to go for flounders but they are later in the year.

Brian Pfeil
Goshen, IN
not sure I have anything - weather was in our favor on our trip - and the instructions provided made everything easy!!

Rob Davies
Aylmer, ON
Just be prepared for any weather conditions. Bring a lunch and sunscreen. Polarized sunglasses are a must! Murrells Inlet is a fabulous facility!

Tyler Blackwell
New Carlisle, OH
Bring extra clothes to accommodate for weather and snacks and drinks. Also use restroom before arriving as there is no restroom on boat. If you plan on keeping catch bing cooler and ice!

Don Jackson
Eustace, TX
This rating is highly subjective to it being only about a week after hurricane Ian. The boat and Capt. Tyler were exceptional!

Tiffany Wilhelm
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
We didn’t fish in the inlet but just off the beach. I understand that November & December are best for inlet fishing.

Thomas Neelands
Clio, MI
It sounds like the fishing in Murells Inlet (not out in the ocean) is best in the fall when the reds, flounders, and other fish are in the inlet and stream areas.

Ashely Harris
Conway, South Carolina
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Went fishing with C&C Sportfishing Charters on January 11, 2022
Went fishing with C&C Sportfishing Charters on January 11, 2022
It was extremely cold but we learned a lot and will get another chance when the weather warms up. Trip was great. Chuck was very knowledgeable and helpful. Will book again.

Mike Sullivan
Evansville, IN
Plenty of motion sickness medicine. Make sure that they already have the bait . There was a wasted hour catching bait fish . But all and all a great time for me

James Hall
Hedgesville, WV
The Captains here are really a great bunch. All were very professional and knowledgeable. If your having trouble finding a charter you will not be disappointed with These Captain.

Richard Reed
Charlotte, NC
Wear proper clothing, good shoes/sneakers that can be wet or dirtied.Sunglasses and sunscreen. Bring water and drinks. Have fun.

Paul Gibson
S ABINGTN Township, PA
Communicate with your Captain. All of the CPTs want you to have a great trip and will do their best for you. They just need to know your expectations.

Samuel Herrell
Lexington, KY
Capt Todd is a great guide with knowledge to help you catch fish . He is great with younger inexperienced fishing individuals.

Amy Allen
Maggie Valley, NC
Captain Jimmy and our first mate Collin took care of everything. Always remember to wear sensible shoes, bring a windbreaker and prepare to have loads of fun.

Gary Shubert
Greer, SC
Check the tide tables for your planned trip and book accordingly.
I did not but I had a good captain and I got lucky

James Oneill
Spring City, PA
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Went fishing with Why Knot Charters on July 30, 2019
Went fishing with Why Knot Charters on July 30, 2019
Outside of fishing it is a beautiful area with numerous restaurants and bars right at dockside. Take advantage of the opportunities.

Aaron Wood
Sanford, NC
VERIFIED
Went fishing with Y-Knot Fishing Charters on July 30, 2019
Went fishing with Y-Knot Fishing Charters on July 30, 2019
Just show up and enjoy your stay! “Marlin Quay” Marina & “Y-Knot” fishing charter are a guarantee if you’re a firs timer or old-hatter.