Fresh Myrtle Beach Fishing Reports
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Weather Forecast, Myrtle Beach
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Fresh Fishing Reports from Myrtle Beach
Fresh Fishing Reports from Myrtle Beach
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What anglers said about fishing in Myrtle Beach
What anglers said about fishing in Myrtle Beach
The experience was better than expected. We were extremely pleased. We would recommend it to others. It was awesome!!!
5.0
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5
The experience was better than expected. We were extremely pleased. We would recommend it to others. It was awesome!!!
Jerald V. H.
WISC RAPIDS, WI
Read reviews and ask captain questions before you book to be sure you are on right trip. And in July, earlier the start the better to beat the heat lol.
5.0
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5
Read reviews and ask captain questions before you book to be sure you are on right trip. And in July, earlier the start the better to beat the heat lol.
Martin C.
Brunswick, OH
It was very great fishing. It was the first time I ever been saltwater fishing in I really enjoyed myself
5.0
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5
It was very great fishing. It was the first time I ever been saltwater fishing in I really enjoyed myself
Dwayne D.
Ruby, SC
Call around and ask questions. The captains are more than happy to assist in getting you set up for what you want.
5.0
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5
Call around and ask questions. The captains are more than happy to assist in getting you set up for what you want.
Douglas S.
Fayetteville, NC
If fishing off the beach start early, watch the tides and check the local fishing reports, if ur heading off shore book a trip with Captain Crumb
5.0
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5
If fishing off the beach start early, watch the tides and check the local fishing reports, if ur heading off shore book a trip with Captain Crumb
Steve K.
Winchester, VA
I would wait til the end of April due to the degrees of the ocean. You would get more fish with a 68 degree water temp. But it's still fun and you still catch the fish.
4.3
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5
I would wait til the end of April due to the degrees of the ocean. You would get more fish with a 68 degree water temp. But it's still fun and you still catch the fish.
Lorie W.
Amelia, OH
I learned that fishing in Myrtle is probably best if you do it in mid to late September with an emphasis on October. I was able to catch fish and I think you will during anytime of the year(especially August). I am too new to this to give any other advise as this is what I was told by more qualified people.
5.0
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5
I learned that fishing in Myrtle is probably best if you do it in mid to late September with an emphasis on October. I was able to catch fish and I think you will during anytime of the year(especially August). I am too new to this to give any other advise as this is what I was told by more qualified people.
Ryan U.
Myrtle Beach, SC
Take a charter and expect to be patient as the bite may take a shift in tides . Enjoy the time because it's better than be at work
5.0
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5
Take a charter and expect to be patient as the bite may take a shift in tides . Enjoy the time because it's better than be at work
Steven W.
Virginia Beach, VA
You don't need to go far offshore to start catching big fish. Our captain took us 3 miles out and we always had fish on the line...several times we were reeling in two fish at a time.
5.0
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5
You don't need to go far offshore to start catching big fish. Our captain took us 3 miles out and we always had fish on the line...several times we were reeling in two fish at a time.
John G.
Windermere, Florida
How with a knowledgeable capt. Some charters take you out and shark fish, while it can be fun at times, these guys who have fished the local reefs and back bays are the way to go.
5.0
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5
How with a knowledgeable capt. Some charters take you out and shark fish, while it can be fun at times, these guys who have fished the local reefs and back bays are the way to go.
Carl F. J.
Sicklerville, New Jersey
