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Fishing Charters
The big blue Atlantic Ocean is more than just a playland for millions of visitors each year looking to splash around for an afternoon. It is also a great place for anglers looking for a big catch via one of the many Myrtle Beach fishing charters. The waters off the Grand Strand are responsibly fished for dozens of species of game fish by commercial fisherman and fishing charter clients who find the thrill in reeling in dinner (or trophy fish) and returning home with bragging rights and a freezer full of fish. All-day (and even overnight) charters visit the Gulf Stream three hours offshore for Tuna, Wahoo, Mahi-Mahi, and other great fish of the sea. In-shore half and all-day charters can bring home Flounder, Mackerel, and Grouper. Leave the frozen crab legs on the buffet for the amateurs; our fishing charters know how to find and catch fish. They’ll even clean ‘em for you! Here’s a look at some places you might want to try if you’re looking for deep-sea fishing in the Myrtle Beach area:
Voyager Deep Sea Fishing & Dolphin Cruises
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Guiding visitors in every imaginable type of trip from Dolphin Cruises and casual Party Boat fishing, to serious 12-13-hour Gulf Stream Fishing Charters, Voyager, in North Myrtle Beach, takes fishing seriously. Licensed captains expertly and safely guide you aboard large, comfortable vessels toward the deep sea, bottom long-line, and near-shore fishing expeditions, starting at just $21 per person.
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Little River Fishing Fleet
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All-day, half-day, Inshore, Offshore, and Nearshore Fishing Charters from historic Little River are the perfect accompaniment to your Myrtle Beach vacation plans. An experienced crew and less crowded boats mean more fishing, more comfort, and more fun per person than most other charters. A large fleet of boats and nearly three decades of experience ensure safety and the thrill of catching fish.
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Calabash Fishing Fleet
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Calabash Fishing Fleet offers deep sea fishing charters out of Calabash, N.C., just north of Myrtle Beach. Choose from off-shore, near-shore, and gulfstream charters for a day of fun and fishing in the Atlantic. Calabash Fishing Fleet also offers corporate charters for up to 100 people or sportfishing adventures.
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Hurricane Fleet
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The original fishing fleet of Myrtle Beach, the Hurricane Fleet has been serving the Grand Strand since 1948. The experienced captains have been fishing local waters for generations and know all the best fishing holes. Choose from full or half-day adventures or arrange a private charter for your group.
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Georgetown Coastal Adventures
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Georgetown Coastal Adventures offers fishing charters out of scenic Georgetown County just south of Myrtle Beach. Whether you’re looking for an inshore fishing adventure, trip to the jetties, or even a day of fly fishing, Georgetown Coastal Adventures has you covered with an experience for anglers of any experience level. They can also accommodate large or small private charters or corporate trips.
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