Fall Fishing Feels Just Right There’s just something special about October on the Hammock Coast. The mornings start cool and quiet, the marsh grass turns that golden fall color, and the fish start feeding like they know winter’s coming. For us here in Murrells Inlet, it’s prime time for redfish and speckled trout — and […]
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September isn’t just one of the best months for fishing in Murrells Inlet — it’s also one of the best months to explore everything else the Hammock Coast has to offer. The weather cools down, the summer crowds thin out, and a whole calendar of festivals, concerts, and outdoor activities kicks into gear. Whether you’re
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When it comes to grouper, Murrells Inlet gives us the best of both worlds. Sometimes we’re lucky enough to see kids reel in small, camouflaged grouper right at the jetties — a fun surprise for any family trip. Other times, we head offshore to target the bigger ones that test your muscles and make for
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If you’re looking for a family activity that gets kids outdoors, smiling, and off their screens, fishing in Murrells Inlet is hard to beat. Our calm waters, friendly wildlife, and exciting inshore action make it one of the easiest ways for kids to connect with nature — and for families to make memories together. The
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We’re saying goodbye to summer after an incredible stretch of fishing on the Hammock Coast. But don’t let the change of seasons fool you — just because summer is over doesn’t mean the fishing slows down. Quite the opposite! September is when things really heat up. The mornings are cooler, the crowds thin out, and
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If you’ve spent any time fishing the waters around Murrells Inlet, you’ve probably heard someone talk about “specks.” They’re not talking about sunglasses or boat paint — they mean spotted seatrout, one of our favorite inshore gamefish. How to Spot a Speck True to their nickname, speckled trout have dark spots scattered along their silvery
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At Fish Finder Fishing Charters, we believe there’s no such thing as “too early” when it comes to introducing kids to the water. If they can step aboard with a smile, or if they can hold a fishing pole (even with a little help) we’re ready to help them make their first fishing memories! Sometimes,
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August on the Hammock Coast is like a buffet for anglers—you never quite know what’s going to hit next, but you know it’s going to be good. Some days we’re chasing big redfish along the jetties. Other days, we’re winding through calm, scenic marsh creeks where the flounder are stacked up and waiting to ambush
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They call it South Carolina’s Hammock Coast for a reason. This stretch of shoreline between Charleston and Myrtle Beach is where time slows down, life feels a little easier, and the water has a way of pulling you in. The name comes from the old days, when locals wove hammocks from marsh grass and cotton
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How to Spot One. How to Catch One. Why They’re a Favorite. If you’ve ever pulled up a fish with black-and-white stripes and teeth that look suspiciously human – you’ve met a sheepshead. These sneaky, structure-loving fish are one of the most recognizable and rewarding species to catch in Murrells Inlet. They hang tight to
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