Flounder fishing is really picking upin the backwaters of murrells inlet. Water temp has significantly increase to around 75-77 degrees which is drawing in keeper size flounder. In the ocean good catches of Spanish mackerel are being caught. Dont miss out on this great fishing.

The bite is heating up and we’re putting together some quality catches! Today’s trip produced a nice box of fish with steady action throughout the day. The trolling bite is starting to come alive, with a mix of fast-moving fish keeping the rods bent and the crew busy. We also spent some time working closer structure and picked up a nice flatfish to top things off — always a good sign of things to come as the water continues to warm. Conditions were right, fish are moving in, and it’s only getting better from here. If you’ve been thinking about getting out on the water, now’s the time!

Fishing Report ?☀️ The bite is heating up and today was a perfect example of what’s to come! We had a great crew onboard and stayed busy from the time we got the lines in the water. The Spanish mackerel showed up thick, and the action was steady on the troll. Clean water and warming temps have these fish fired up, and we put together a solid box in no time. A few bigger fish mixed in kept things interesting and the rods bending all morning. Everything is lining up just right right now—bait is around, water conditions look good, and it’s only going to get better from here. This is the start of some fun spring fishing! If you’ve been thinking about getting out, now’s the time to go!

The spring bite is officially kicking off, and it’s one everyone’s been waiting for! We’re starting to see solid numbers of Spanish mackerel, Atlantic bonito, and bluefish finally show up along the coast. These fish are fired up and feeding, and the trolling bite has been the way to get it done. Pulling small spoons, Clark spoons, and planers has been producing steady action, with fish hitting clean and fast. The bonito are bringing the heat with hard runs and aggressive strikes, while the Spanish mackerel are keeping rods bent with quick bites. Bluefish are mixed in, adding a little extra excitement with their aggressive feeding behavior. Water temps are climbing into that prime range, and it’s only going to get better from here. If you’ve been waiting to get back on the water, now’s the time—this is just the beginning of a strong spring run!

Spring is right around the corner here on the Grand Strand, and things are starting to heat up offshore. Water temps are hovering right around 58 degrees, which means we’re on the edge of some fun action. Spanish mackerel, bonito, and bluefish should be showing up any day now. These fish follow that warming water, and once they move in, it can get wide open in a hurry. Now is the time to get your gear ready and keep an eye on the forecast. It won’t be long before we’re seeing birds working, bait pushing, and rods bending. If you’ve been waiting to get back on the water, this is your sign—it’s about to get good.