SOUTH CAROLINA
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Grand Strand
The Grand Strand stretches 60 miles from North Myrtle Beach to Georgetown, offering incredible pier fishing, nearshore wrecks, and access to the Gulf Stream for offshore adventures.
Myrtle Beach
28+ Charters • 4.7★
Myrtle Beach is the Grand Strand's fishing hub with multiple fishing piers, easy access to nearshore wrecks, and Gulf Stream trips that put you on mahi, tuna, and marlin.
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North Myrtle Beach
15+ Charters • 4.7★
North Myrtle Beach offers excellent inshore fishing in Cherry Grove Inlet and Little River, plus offshore access to productive artificial reef sites.
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Murrells Inlet
20+ Charters • 4.8★
Known as the Seafood Capital of South Carolina, Murrells Inlet is a premier inshore fishing destination with productive creeks, marshes, and easy access to nearshore and offshore waters.
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Georgetown
12+ Charters • 4.8★
Georgetown sits at the confluence of five rivers flowing into Winyah Bay, creating one of the most productive estuaries on the East Coast for redfish, flounder, and trout.
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Pawleys Island
10+ Charters • 4.7★
Pawleys Island offers laid-back charm with excellent inshore fishing in the creeks and marshes, plus quick runs to nearshore reefs and offshore fishing grounds.
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South Carolina's Lowcountry features pristine marshes, tidal creeks, and barrier islands from Charleston to Hilton Head. World-class sight fishing for redfish on the flats and legendary offshore fishing.
Charleston
35+ Charters • 4.8★
The Holy City is a world-class fishing destination with historic harbor fishing, expansive flats for sight-casting to redfish, and offshore access to the Gulf Stream ledge.
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Hilton Head
22+ Charters • 4.8★
Hilton Head Island sits between Port Royal Sound and Calibogue Sound, offering incredible inshore fishing for redfish and flounder, plus offshore trips to productive reef and wreck systems.
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Beaufort
14+ Charters • 4.8★
Beaufort's location among the Sea Islands provides access to miles of pristine tidal creeks, oyster bars, and grass flats that hold trophy redfish and trout year-round.
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Kiawah Island
8+ Charters • 4.7★
Kiawah Island offers exclusive access to the North Edisto and Kiawah Rivers with world-class flats fishing for redfish, plus nearshore and offshore fishing in the Atlantic.
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South Carolina offers year-round fishing, but each season brings different opportunities. Here's what to expect.
Spring
March - May
Warming waters bring baitfish migrations, Cobia runs, and excellent inshore action as fish move onto the flats.
Summer
June - August
Peak season with Red Snapper, offshore pelagics, and warm-water species firing on all cylinders.
Fall
September - November
Cooling waters trigger bull Redfish runs, flounder migration, and king mackerel blitzes along the coast.
Winter
December - February
Trophy Speckled Trout, Sheepshead around structure, and deep-water Tuna action for the adventurous angler.
Popular Species in South Carolina
20+ species organized by fishing type. Click any species to learn more.
Inshore Species
Fish the flats, bays, and mangroves close to shore.
Nearshore Species
Target reefs, wrecks, and structure within a few miles of land.
Deep Sea Fishing Species
Head to deep water for big game and pelagic species.
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