Your rod doubles over. The drag starts screaming. And whatever’s down there is not coming up easy.
That’s the fall bull red run, and it’s happening right now off Murrells Inlet. If you’ve ever wanted to catch a bull redfish near Myrtle Beach, this is your window.
Big Fish, Short Ride
Every fall, big redfish school up just off the beach. That means trophy fish without a long run offshore. We’re on them minutes after leaving the dock.
- Calm, cool mornings. Grab a hoodie and enjoy the sunrise.
- Fewer boats. The summer crowd is long gone.
- Hungry fish. They’re feeding hard before winter.
Be Ready for a Fight
These fish pull hard. Your arms will feel it, and you’ll be laughing the whole time. The Fish Finder crew will coach you through every second, from hookup to photo.
Kids Can Do It, Too
Just ask this guy. He held his own against a big red, and that grin says it all. First-timer or seasoned angler, everybody gets their shot.
Snap the Pic, Send Him Home
The big reds go back so they can keep making more redfish for Murrells Inlet. You keep the photo, and honestly, that’s the part you’ll show everyone anyway.
Want more redfish tips? Check out our redfish guide for Murrells Inlet.
Don’t Miss the Run
The bull red run won’t last forever, and fall dates go fast. Fish Finder Fishing Charters has been fishing Murrells Inlet for over 15 years, with 600+ five star reviews. We’re right on the Marsh Walk, so lunch on the water is a short walk away.
See our inshore and nearshore fishing charters, then book at fishfinderfishing.com or call (843) 347-4464. Let’s go get you a bull red!
