What would you recommend to anglers fishing in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina for the first time?
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Douglas Murray
Wadsworth, OH
It is certainly hot in the summer months and July is no different. Going on a private charter and 7 miles from shore was well worth it. I would not expect a great deal of fish as it is probably unreasonable to expect when it is so hot unless you go further out and would require a full day trip. Fun for the family and caught lots of different fish that we released that include Shark, Pin Fish, Puffer Fish, Sea Bass and Cobia.

Julie Strohm
Murrells Inlet, SC
August if you want to catch fish you can keep, go deep water if possible. They encouraged us to do 3/4 day, but we really were looking for 1/2 day nearshore as our first experience. Will return for the deep water next time.

Clayton Wern
Calcutta, OH
The water was a little ruff getting to where we went but that was the weather and nothing to do with the boat or captain. the captain did a great job. The crew was always right there to help. All the guys had a great time and want to go again in the spring. Can't wait.

Ed Fickey
Clayton, Georgia
#1. Find this Captain.
#2. Don't have too high of expectations of landing a boatload of 20# redfish or 10# flounder.
#3. Slow down, enjoy the time with your family.
#4. Either go inshore - or plan a full 16 hour deep off-shore. Don't waste time and money on 6-8 hour boat rides just off shore..
#5. Tip your Mate - or if your Captain does it all, appropriately tip him/her as well.

Darryl Woodhurst
United States
Try to select a trip that has an in coming or out going tide. You can catch fish during a slack tide, but it's much more difficult. I would definitely recommend captain Caleb from Hook and Line fishing. Great guy and terrific guide.

Steve Blencoe
Haysville, KS
First time visitors who want a fresh water adventure and catch fish need to book with Captain Todd. You will learn a great deal and have fun at the same time.
We saw alligators, crabs, Osprey, and caught fish too.

Everett Truman
Nitro, WV
Like all salt water fishing species target should be anything that bites while you can target certain fish depending on a lot of factors what actually bites if anything is subject to many variables. Tides, weather fronts, and many other variables affect the bite. Crews work hard to put you on the fish but can't guarantee results.

Ayesha Cassimjee
North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Be prepared for choppy water and strong winds. Weather can change on a dime, must be flexible and patient to have a good experience. Wide variety of delicious fish. People friendly and always willing to help.

Trever Barringer
Denver, CO
Like anywhere the Captain puts you on the fish but sometimes they just don't bite

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
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
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.

M. Shawn Stewart
Winder, GA
If using fishing Booker, make sure you call ahead to avoid double booking problems...
We would have liked to fish the morning and for 7 instead of 4 hrs

Debbie Elliott
Littleton, CO
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We booked the 6AM half day trip. My kids and I were really happy with the fish that we caught. So much fun!

Jim Gallenstein
Detroit, MI
July is tough fishing but we got put on fish!
My niece went with us, her first time ever fishing, and had a great experience!

Tiffany Smolik
Fayetteville, NC
July was super busy and lots of people on the water.. when we come back next year it will be not on a holiday...other than that go with these guys!!! They're the best!

John Schwartz
Fayetteville, North Carolina
If fishing from land go to Hamilton Beach Park, and walk out to the jetty to fish. For bait use squid, shrimp, and mud minnows.

Kenneth Brooks
Limestone, TN
Bottom fishing is the best if you like to eat the fish if not go out in trolling trip for king fish or mahi great captain

Randy Arnold
Murrells Inlet, SC
Late May...be prepared to be hot. Go early. Have fun. If you chose a Guide, 100% recommend Fishn' Freshwater Charter

Daniel Willis
Corinth, NY
If fishing this area for the first time, find a local fisherman who is trustworthy and knows the area. That will be key to ensuring a positive experience that maximizes the potential to catch fish.

Jeffrey Kramer
Lugoff, SC
Support the locals.
Charters
Dining (many excellent choices)
Fish mongers (we like Harrelson's)
Have fun!

Douglas Riccobono
Myrtle Beach, SC
Book a charter. They know where the fish are and how to catch them. Do your homework and make sure the captain is licensed and boat is safe.

Allen Mitts
Lysander, NY
Make sure you know where the charter is located. The marsh walk is not clearly labeled. Boats are behind the restaurants.

James Briglia
Greensboro, North Carolina
The weather plays a big part in any fishing trip. Crazy Girl Charters is a great trip for first timers. Fishing in the creeks etc. Is easy when the ocean is rough.

Charles Weaver
Batavia, NY
Don't fish after a major storm. We fished after Hurricane Dorian hit and did not catch a thing

Brian Roche
Pawleys Island, South Carolina
Great family friendly experience. Would definitely rebook future trips with this outfit.

Joseph Lehman
Mogadore, OH
Fish in the spring or fall. Prices are way to high to go out and not catch fish you want.

John Miller
Sanford, NC
Don't expect to catch a bunch of fish during the middle of the hot summer and ocean conditions

Dean Nace
Fabius, New York
Make sure your captain has experience fishing these waters. Local reef's are overfished.

Greg Ward
Fayetteville, NC
Look to catch fish, not monster fish. Be aware of the tides, and fish with an expert like Jason