Fishing Charters on South Carolina Coast with Fine Catch - Myrtle Beach

Fishing Charters on South Carolina Coast with Fine Catch

Myrtle Beacheasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–7 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; primarily seated activity with occasional standing and casting

Overview

Set off from Little River, South Carolina, with Fine Catch Fishing Charters for inshore and offshore trips that bring sustained action and expert guidance. Catch a wide variety of species under Captain Chris’s watchful eye and enjoy hands-on learning in lively coastal waters.

Details

Little River, South Carolina, is a coastal gem where saltwater meets the lowcountry’s charm, offering anglers a deep dive into some of the most productive fishing waters along the Eastern Seaboard. Fine Catch Fishing Charters anchors here, providing tailor-made fishing experiences that bring novices and seasoned fishermen alike into the dynamic ecosystem of the Atlantic coastline. The business is anchored by Captain Chris, a boat captain with a reputation for putting clients on plentiful, diverse catches. Trips range from quick 2-hour sunset tours to immersive 7-hour fishing charters, catering to all skill levels and schedules.

The Little River area is known for its mix of inshore and offshore fishing grounds. Anglers can expect to encounter species such as black drum, red spot, sea trout, croaker, sheepshead, and cobia—each offering unique challenges and rewards. The region’s tidal creeks, estuaries, and nearby ocean waters create an environment rich with baitfish and gamefish, making it a hotspot for dynamic fishing activity throughout the year.

Fine Catch Fishing Charters stands out not just for its well-maintained, stable boat outfitted with a remote-controlled electric motor and fast anchor system, but for Captain Chris’s patient, knowledgeable approach. Clients frequently mention his dedication to teaching fishing techniques, adapting trips to family groups—including seniors or children—and his infectious enthusiasm. This personalized care transforms each charter into more than just a day on the water; it becomes a chance to build memories and sharpen angling skills.

Little River itself offers a blend of quiet coastal living and easy access to nearby urban amenities, making it an appealing base for fishing enthusiasts. The local waters provide a natural classroom where patience meets payoff, and every cast could bring up a story worth retelling. Whether you book a few hours or a full day, Fine Catch Fishing Charters presents a fishing adventure grounded in authenticity and local expertise.

Adventure Tips

Bring Sun Protection

South Carolina’s sun can be intense; pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat for comfort.

Dress in Layers

Morning temperatures on the water can be cool, so layered clothing helps you stay comfortable.

Arrive Early for Your Charter

Plan to arrive at the marina at least 15 minutes before your scheduled departure to ensure smooth boarding.

Bring a Cooler

Bring a cooler with ice to store your catch for the ride home, keeping fish fresh.

Local Insights

Hidden Gems

  • Pee Dee River marsh creeks for inshore fishing
  • Murrells Inlet salt marshes nearby for unique casting spots

Wildlife

  • Bottlenose dolphins commonly seen during charters
  • Various sea birds such as ospreys and pelicans

History

Little River has a long heritage as a fishing village, with coastal livelihoods that date back centuries, blending Gullah and Lowcountry culture.

Conservation

Fine Catch Fishing Charters promotes catch-and-release practices and respects seasonal regulations to sustain fish populations along South Carolina’s coast.

Frequently Asked Questions

Photography Tips

Best Times

Golden hour just before sunset
Early morning light
Midday for clear water shots

Best Viewpoints

  • Aboard the boat with ocean backdrop
  • Dockside at Little River Marina
  • Shoreline near fishing piers

What to Photograph

Action shots of fishing moments
Marine wildlife including dolphins
Scenic coastal vistas and sunset skies

Recommended Gear

Polarized Sunglasses

Essential

Reduces glare from water, improving visibility and protecting eyes.

summer specific

Lightweight Rain Jacket

Keeps you dry during sudden coastal showers without overheating.

spring specific

Fishing Gloves

Protects hands while handling fish and prevents line burns.

Sturdy Closed-Toe Shoes

Essential

Provides safety and traction aboard the boat’s deck.