Myrtle Beach fishing
 

Me and some friends will be heading to Myrtle Beach in the first weekend of September. There will be 3 or 4 of us. Anyone have any advice on what kind of fishing to do down there that time of year? Thanks.

Re: Myrtle Beach fishing
 

Go down to Muriel's inlet the area few place's to charter or crab a spot on an open boat

Re: Myrtle Beach fishing
 

You can also go north to Little River, SC for party boats there.

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The Head Boat, New Inlet Princess, is more of a tourist type fishing experience. Unless they are making an extended Offshore trip, you would most likely be fishing for seabass on the 3 mile reef.
If they are doing an extended trip you have to make reservations, their office, located upstairs, next to the Wicked Tuna Restaurant, in the Crazy Sisters' Marina. Take a day, stop in and see what they have going on. Have lunch at Wicked Tuna, good food!

https://www.facebook.com/Headboat/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cG-RWtnF2mw

I haven't fished out of Little River in years, and when I did it was mostly on a private boat so I can't help you there.

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Thanks for the advice, was looking for something more than a half day head boat, which is all I could seem to find on google so I figured I would ask here.

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Try Capt. Steve Roff on Barrier Island Charters. I fished with him last fall, and had a great day with JUMBO red drum. He also does a lot of tarpon fishing. He runs a 20' cc, so 4 guys should be OK. He's a helluva nice guy, and knows his stuff.

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My son Stephen works on the Voyager Fleet in North Myrtle Beach. PM me and I will give you his number. They do half day, 13 hour and 24 hours trips.

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U better go and try for some cobia if your down there