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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Deep Sea Fishing in Myrtle Beach
6 charter boats in Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Cherry Grove and Little River that run offshore and deep sea trips, listed A to Z with their boats and published prices. Call the captain directly – we never take a commission.
The boats
Myrtle Beach deep sea fishing charters, A to Z
Every boat here lists offshore, reef or wreck trips on its own published trip menu. Confirm the trip, the price and what is included before you book.
Fish Hook Charters
North Myrtle Beach
Little River Fishing Fleet
Little River Landing, 1522 Watson Ave, Little River, SC 29566
Targets: Black sea bass, Flounder, Bluefish, Grouper, Snapper, Triggerfish, Amberjack, King mackerel
Long Line Charters
4474 Waterfront Ave., Little River, SC 29566
Low Country Fishing Charters
741 Churchhill Downs Drive, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
Coast Guard license shown on their site checked October 2026
Targets: Redfish, Speckled trout, Flounder, Black drum, Sheepshead, King mackerel, Cobia, Mahi-mahi
Super Voyager Deep Sea Fishing
Doc Holiday's Marina, 1525 13th Ave North, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
Targets: Vermilion snapper, Grouper, Triggerfish, Amberjack, King mackerel, Barracuda, Atlantic sharpnose shark
Werner Ocean Adventures
T. Craig Campbell Public Access, 148 Morgan Avenue, Little River, SC 29566
Targets: Redfish, Black drum, Flounder, Speckled trout, King mackerel, Cobia, Shark, Barracuda
Listed alphabetically – this is not a ranking. Updated October 2026. All 12 operators: Myrtle Beach fishing charters.
What to expect
Deep sea fishing in Myrtle Beach at a glance
Offshore and deep sea trips run past the beaches to reefs, wrecks, ledges and open water for bigger fish. Expect longer runs, more swell and longer trips – full days are common.
- Trip lengths these boats publish: Full day (8 hours or more) – 3; Half day (about 4 hours) – 2; Three-quarter day (about 6 hours) – 1.
- Fish they list most: King mackerel, Flounder, Black sea bass, Grouper, Triggerfish, Amberjack, Redfish, Speckled trout.
- In season in October: Redfish, Speckled trout, Flounder (see the Myrtle Beach season calendar).
- Group size: most of these boats that publish a limit take up to 20 guests.
- Coast Guard license: 1 of 6 show the captain’s US Coast Guard license on their own site.
Offshore water is rougher than the bay. If you get seasick, read how to avoid seasickness on a charter before you go, and check the Myrtle Beach wind forecast – the captain always makes the final weather call.
Questions
Deep sea fishing in Myrtle Beach: questions
What fish can you catch deep sea fishing in Myrtle Beach?
The fish these boats list most often are King mackerel, Flounder, Black sea bass, Grouper, Triggerfish, Amberjack. What bites depends on the month – see the season calendar.
Is deep sea or inshore fishing better in Myrtle Beach?
Inshore trips are calmer, shorter and better for kids and first-timers; offshore trips run farther for bigger fish and take more time. Myrtle Beach also runs inshore trips: 12 inshore guides. Inshore vs offshore explained.
Does Gone Fishing HQ take a commission?
No. You book with the captain directly by phone or on their own website, and they keep 100% of the trip price.
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