Capt. Keith Logan

Winter Inshore Fishing Winter fishing along the Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach coastline can be very productive on the right days. Here’s what we are targeting this season: Redfish (Red Drum): Holding along marsh edges, oyster beds, creek mouths, and deeper holes, especially during moving tides. Speckled Sea Trout: Found in deeper creeks, channels, … Read more

December Myrtle Beach Fishing Report: Winter Fishing Begins December marks the transition into winter fishing in Myrtle Beach. While offshore opportunities are limited, inshore fishing can still be productive with the right approach. Inshore Fishing in December Redfish Where: Deep holes, channelsBest Baits: Cut mullet, shrimpTip: Fish during warmer parts of the day. Black Drum … Read more

November Myrtle Beach Fishing Report: Cooling Temps, Reliable Inshore Bites November fishing slows offshore but remains strong inshore. Inshore Fishing in November Redfish Where: Deep creeksBest Baits: Cut bait Black Drum Where: ChannelsBest Baits: Cut crab November Conditions Water Temp: 65–72°F Fishing Quality: Good

October Myrtle Beach Fishing Report: Prime Fall Fishing Arrives October is one of the best fishing months in Myrtle Beach. Cooler temperatures, stable weather, and strong fall migrations combine to create excellent fishing opportunities across inshore, nearshore, and offshore waters. Inshore Fishing in October Redfish Where: Marsh creeks, oyster beds, docksBest Baits: Shrimp, mulletTip: Redfish … Read more

September Myrtle Beach Fishing Report: Cooling Water, Strong Fall Action September in Myrtle Beach marks the beginning of fall transition, bringing slightly cooler water temperatures, fewer crowds, and excellent fishing opportunities both inshore and offshore. While summer species are still present, early fall movement begins, creating productive conditions for anglers willing to adjust with the … Read more

August Myrtle Beach Fishing Report: Hot Weather, Hotter Bites! ☀️🎣 August in Myrtle Beach brings warm water, active fish, and excellent fishing opportunities both inshore and offshore. While the summer heat can make midday fishing tough, early morning and late evening produce outstanding bites. Offshore, king mackerel, mahi-mahi, and wahoo are biting, while inshore waters … Read more

July Myrtle Beach Fishing Report: Hot Weather, Hotter Bites! ☀️🎣 July brings prime fishing opportunities in Myrtle Beach, with warm waters teeming with activity both inshore and offshore. Whether you’re fishing the backwaters for redfish and flounder or heading offshore for king mackerel and mahi-mahi, this month offers some of the best action of the … Read more

June Fishing Report for Myrtle Beach: Inshore & Deep-Sea Fishing 🎣 June marks the start of summer in Myrtle Beach, bringing warm temperatures, abundant baitfish, and excellent fishing opportunities both inshore and offshore. With longer daylight hours and steady water temperatures, June is a great month for anglers targeting redfish, speckled trout, flounder, king mackerel, … Read more

May Fishing Report for Myrtle Beach: Inshore & Deep-Sea Fishing 🎣 May is one of the best months for fishing in Myrtle Beach, as rising water temperatures bring an abundance of fish inshore and offshore. Whether you’re targeting redfish in the marshes, flounder in the inlets, or mahi-mahi offshore, May offers fantastic opportunities for anglers … Read more

April Fishing Report for Myrtle Beach: Inshore & Deep-Sea Fishing 🎣 April marks a turning point in Myrtle Beach fishing, as the water continues to warm and more species become active. Whether you’re targeting redfish and trout inshore or heading offshore for wahoo and tuna, April offers excellent opportunities for anglers. With spring in full … Read more

Myrtle Beach March 2025 Fishing Report: Inshore & Offshore Action 🎣 March marks the beginning of spring fishing season in Myrtle Beach, with warming waters bringing more active fish both inshore and offshore. As baitfish return to the coastal waters, anglers can expect strong bites from redfish, speckled trout, flounder, sheepshead, and black drum inshore, … Read more

March 2025 Fishing Report for Myrtle Beach, SC March marks the transition from winter to spring in Myrtle Beach, making it an exciting month for anglers. With rising water temperatures, fish become more active, feeding aggressively in preparation for the warmer months. Whether you’re fishing inshore, nearshore, or offshore, March 2025 offers excellent opportunities to … Read more

Inshore Fishing Report for February: The Best Spots & Strategies February Inshore Fishing Inshore fishing in February offers some of the clearest and most beautiful waters of the year. With fish congregating in predictable locations, anglers have the chance to sight-fish large schools of redfish, black drum, and trout. However, as water temperatures drop, fish … Read more

10 Essential Tips for a Successful January Inshore Fishing Trip Introduction: Why January is a Prime Month for Inshore Fishing January might be chilly, but it is one of the best months for inshore fishing along the Grand Strand and other coastal waters. With clear water conditions, sight-fishing is at its peak, allowing anglers to … Read more

Myrtle Beach January Inshore Fishing Report: Clear Waters & Winter Redfish Action January Inshore Fishing January offers some of the clearest water conditions of the year, making it a prime month for sight-fishing along the north end of the Grand Strand. Cooler temperatures push fish into predictable patterns, grouping them into winter schools in deeper … Read more

Introduction to Myrtle Beach Fishing in May Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is not just a haven for beachgoers and golfers but also a paradise for anglers, especially during the month of May. As the waters warm up, the fishing scene becomes vibrant, drawing enthusiasts from all over to chase some of the most sought-after inshore … Read more