Join Captain Scotty Lambert for inshore fishing adventures in North Myrtle Beach, targeting Red Fish and King Mackerel in a safe, modern vessel. Perfect for anglers of all levels, this trip offers a close-up look at the region's vibrant saltwater ecosystem.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
4-8 hours
Fitness Level
No prior physical fitness required, but comfort with being on a boat helps
Wildlife
History
North Myrtle Beach has a long history as a fishing and maritime hub dating back to the early 20th century.
Conservation
The region emphasizes sustainable fishing practices to preserve its vibrant ecosystems for future generations.
Little River Fishing Fleet
Join Captain Scotty Lambert for inshore fishing adventures in North Myrtle Beach, targeting Red Fish and King Mackerel in a safe, modern vessel. Perfect for anglers of all levels, this trip offers a close-up look at the region's vibrant saltwater ecosystem.
Little River Fishing Fleet operates out of Calabash, North Carolina, offering a wide range of fishing charters and sightseeing cruises tailored to anglers and families. The fleet runs gulf stream and inshore trips, specialty shark and bottom fishing excursions, half‑day and full‑day head boat departures, private half‑day charters for up to six people, and narrated dolphin adventure cruises.
Trips include the 11.5‑hour Gulf Stream runs that travel 40–50 miles offshore, limited‑capacity specialty gulf stream outings, 4.5‑hour half‑day head boat trips, and shorter four‑hour shark and bottom fishing experiences. Vessels include modern boats equipped with advanced fish‑finding electronics and onboard amenities such as restrooms, ensuring comfort for all ages. Captains and crew provide rod, tackle, and licenses on certain trips, and family‑friendly offerings include free shark teeth for children on private charters and narrated wildlife viewing on dolphin cruises.
Little River Fishing Fleet has been part of the Myrtle Beach and Calabash coastal community, operating long‑established daily and specialty trips and catering to solo anglers, families, and groups. Safety is emphasized through experienced captains, well‑maintained vessels, and clear trip descriptions that set expectations for duration, target species, and passenger limits. Anglers can expect to target species such as snapper, grouper, king mackerel, amberjack, red fish, black sea bass, flounder, and various shark species depending on the trip selected. Reservations and trip details vary by vessel and season. Booking and availability are seasonal; customers should check schedules, confirm passenger limits, and contact the fleet for up-to-date safety and booking information.
Location
Calabash, NC
Departures from Calabash harbor
Trip Lengths
4–11.5 hrs
Short to full-day options
Private Charters
Up to 6
Instant book for small groups
Dolphin Cruises
30+ years
Family narrated coastal cruises
Secure a spot on Gulf Stream, inshore, specialty, private charters, or a dolphin cruise — check schedules and passenger limits before booking.
Check the weather forecast
Make sure to review local weather conditions before heading out as coastal weather can change quickly.
Bring sun protection
Use sunscreen, wear a hat, and sunglasses to stay comfortable during sun-intensive hours.
Arrive early
Arriving at the dock early ensures your trip starts on time and you get plenty of fishing time.
Secure your license
Ensure your fishing license is valid and accessible, especially if fishing outside the standard license area.
Sunscreen
Protects your skin from sun damage during long hours on the water.
summer
Polarized sunglasses
Reduces glare from the water, helping you spot fish and stay comfortable.
summer
Light waterproof jacket
Keeps you dry if weather turns or if you encounter splashes.
spring/fall
Fishing gloves
Assist with handling fish and protect your hands during casting.