easy
3–5 hours
Participants should be in general good health and able to stand or sit comfortably for several hours on a boat.
Experience a private fishing charter from North Myrtle Beach, guided by expert captains to the top inshore hotspots. Perfect for anglers of all levels, this trip promises fun, fresh catches, and beautiful coastal scenery.
Discover the excitement of Private Inshore Fishing with Southern Shores Island and Dolphin Cruises, departing from North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. This personalized fishing trip offers anglers of all skill levels a chance to experience the best inshore and nearshore fishing spots along the Atlantic coast. Expert local captains expertly navigate you to hidden reefs and old wrecks teeming with fish, providing a perfect mix of relaxation and adventure. Whether you're casting your line for speckled trout, redfish, or flounder, the day is filled with camaraderie and fun. The private charter ensures a tailor-made experience, allowing you to fish at your own pace with friends or family. Alongside the excitement of the catch, enjoy stunning coastal views and fresh sea breezes as you create memorable moments. This trip is ideal for both seasoned anglers looking for quality fishing time and beginners wanting to learn from knowledgeable guides. With all gear provided and safe, comfortable boats, you can focus entirely on the thrill of the fish and the beauty of North Myrtle Beach's inshore waters.
Morning and evening temperatures can be cool, so wearing layers will keep you comfortable throughout your trip.
South Carolina sun can be strong, so protect your skin with water-resistant sunscreen during your day on the water.
Carry plenty of water to stay hydrated, especially during summer trips under the hot sun.
Fishing can require patience and physical effort; pace yourself and listen to your guide for a safe and enjoyable experience.
North Myrtle Beach has a rich maritime heritage with local fishing communities dating back to the early 1900s.
Southern Shores emphasizes sustainable fishing practices to protect inshore ecosystems and preserve fish populations.
Reduces glare on water to improve visibility and protect your eyes.
summer specific
Keeps you dry and warm during sudden rain or wind on the water.
spring specific
Protects hands from fish hooks, line cuts, and cold water.
Provides secure footing on wet or slippery boat decks.