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Image Credit: https://marshwalk.com/gallery/ The Heart of Murrells Inlet If you want to get a true feel for Murrells Inlet, start at the MarshWalk. Stretching along the water, the MarshWalk is where the inlet comes to life — boats cruising by, pelicans gliding overhead, live music drifting from the decks, and the marsh lighting up at […]
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A Milestone We’re Truly Grateful For We’re proud — and honestly humbled — to share that Fish Finder Fishing has officially reached 500 Google reviews with a perfect 5.0 rating. That milestone makes us the top-rated fishing charter in Murrells Inlet, and it’s something we don’t take lightly. Every review represents a family trip, a
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January in Murrells Inlet: Getting Ready for Another Big Year of Fishing January in Murrells Inlet feels different. The crowds are gone. The mornings are quiet. The marsh is calm and wide open. While this isn’t peak fishing season, it’s one of the most important months of the year for getting ready for what’s coming
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Image Credit: https://www.broadwayatthebeach.com Make Winter Break an Adventure on the Carolina Coast When the holidays roll in and the kids are bouncing off the walls, a quick escape to Myrtle Beach or Murrells Inlet is one of the easiest ways to give them a little adventure — and give parents a breather. Even in December
Image credit: https://marshwalk.com/about/ Sunset on the marsh. Live music drifting down the MarshWalk. A warm winter breeze rolling off the inlet. Even when the fishing slows down in December and January, Murrells Inlet and Myrtle Beach stay full of life — especially for adults looking for a fun, memorable New Year’s getaway. If you’re visiting
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A First Redfish They’ll Never Forget There’s something special about a kid hooking into their very first redfish — that quick moment when the rod doubles, their eyes get wide, and everything else disappears. November is one of the best months for that exact memory along the Murrells Inlet and Myrtle Beach coastline. The weather’s
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Thanksgiving Week on the South Carolina Coast Thanksgiving along the South Carolina coast feels a little different — in the best way. The weather is mild, the crowds fade, and the days stretch out with that easygoing fall rhythm. It’s the perfect week for families to mix fishing, exploring, and a few local traditions you
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Catching Spanish Mackerel In Murrells Inlet, Myrtle Beach & the South Carolina Coastline Spanish mackerel—flashy, fast, and aggressive—are among the most exciting inshore/nearshore gamefish on the Myrtle Beach / Murrells Inlet coast. Always a favorite of anglers when we hook up, these adrenaline-pumping predators bring show-stopping action to Murrells Inlet. How to Spot a Spanish
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November Brings Comfortable Weather & Consistent Action November & early December along the South Carolina coast are among those underrated months that surprise a lot of anglers. The humidity drops, the crowds thin out, and we still get plenty of mild, calm days — the kind where a light jacket is all you need on
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If you’ve spent any time flipping through photos of recent catches here at Fish Findert, you’ve probably noticed a shiny, striped fish that looks like it swam out of an aquarium. That’s the Atlantic spadefish — and around Murrells Inlet, they’re a common and exciting catch. How to Identify a Spadefish Spadefish have a deep,
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