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Murrells Inlet Fishing
2008-12-14 12:13:14
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina - Saltwater Fishing Report
Murrells Inlet
Live shrimp under cork for the Murrells Inlet /Myrtle Beach Fishing for this time of year. Cold water has ran most of the bait away but you can still get some if you look hard. The rocks have been doing fair with some catches of black drum,trout and a few red drum. It will start ti slow down perty fast now old man winter is on us but next week looks like some 65-70's may show up and the fishing should be on again....Good luck out there and be safe while fishing Murrells Inlet/Myrtle Beach SC
Tight lines to all Capt. Shannon Murrells Inlet SC
Fish Species: Reds
Bait Used: Live shrimp
Tackle Used: spinning
Method Used: cork
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About The Author: Captain Shannon Currie
Company: Catch-1 Sport Fishing
Area Reporting: Myrtle Beach/Murrells Inlet
Bio: The summer is here! Water temps are rising and the fishing is on! Some Flounder and Red Drum are being caught in the Inlets along with a few Trout. Fishing in Myrtle Beach/Murrells Inlet starts to pick-up in April when the water gets warmer. Myrtle Beach/Murrells Inlet fishing is good from April thru December and you can expect to catch anything from Flounder,Blue Fish,Spanish Mackerel,Trout and Red Drum. Later in the season,September/October, the Weakfish Trout move in on the beach and can be found between Myrtle Beach and the Murrells Inlet Jetties. November the water temp starts to drop and the true winter trout start moving in the creeks where they can be caught with shrimp under corks. As long as the weather is nice in Myrtle Beach/Murrells Inlet the fishing is good. When the COLD moves in somedays it's brutal! If you are planning a trip to Myrtle Beach/Murrells Inlet SC give us a call @ 843-450-1430 or look us up on the web @ www.Catch-1familyfun.com and we will be glad to tell you what's bitting at the time. Capt.Shannon Currie
843 450 1430
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