At various times, generous catches of flounder, sea bass, winter trout and others are probable. Area bait and tackle shops can provide information on the best fishing holes as well as supply bait, license information, and boat rentals. The area's numerous offshore wrecks and reefs provide the perfect habitat for many varieties of fish and are among the destinations of deep-sea fishing fleets anchored at both ends of the Strand. The Hurricane Fleet, located in North Myrtle Beach, and the boats of Capt. All headboat fares include bait tackle and instruction.
Refreshments are available on board.
Boats fill up quickly in the busy Spring and Fall seasons, so it's always a good idea to call in advance for reservations. Groups of six or more should consider the ultimate fishing experience-a charter boat. If you're more interested in learning about sea creatures than catching your dinner, you'll love the Salt Marsh Explorer Cruises offered at Capt. Dick's in Murrells Inlet and Harbourgate Marina in North Myrtle Beach. A touch tank allows for close-up looks and touching.