Myrtle Beach Fish Species

Common Questions:

What fish species can I expect to catch on a Myrtle Beach fishing charter?

On a Myrtle Beach fishing charter with Next Lvl Sportfishing, you can target a variety of fish species including Mahi Mahi, Tuna, Wahoo, Snapper, Redfish, Flounder, and Black Drum. Whether you're interested in inshore or deep sea fishing, our experienced captains will help you find the best catches.

When is the best time to catch Mahi Mahi in Myrtle Beach?

The best time to catch Mahi Mahi in Myrtle Beach is from late spring through early fall. These vibrant, fast-swimming fish are most active during the warmer months, making our deep sea fishing trips an ideal time to target them.

What are the top techniques for catching Tuna in Myrtle Beach?

To catch Tuna in Myrtle Beach, Next Lvl Sportfishing recommends using techniques such as trolling with live bait or artificial lures. Tuna are known for their powerful runs, so using the right gear and techniques is crucial for a successful catch.

Are there good spots for catching Wahoo in Myrtle Beach?

Yes, Myrtle Beach offers excellent spots for catching Wahoo, especially in deeper waters offshore. Our deep sea fishing charters are designed to take you to prime Wahoo locations, where you can experience the thrill of reeling in these fast and powerful fish.

What is the best time of year to fish for Snapper in Myrtle Beach?

Snapper fishing in Myrtle Beach is best from late spring to early fall. During these months, Snapper are more abundant and active, making our charters an excellent opportunity to target them.

Can I catch Flounder on an inshore fishing trip in Myrtle Beach?

Absolutely! Flounder are a popular target for inshore fishing in Myrtle Beach. Our inshore fishing charters are well-suited for catching Flounder, along with other species like Redfish and Black Drum.

What are some effective baits for catching Black Drum in Myrtle Beach?

Effective baits for catching Black Drum in Myrtle Beach include live shrimp, crabs, and cut bait. Our experienced crew at Next Lvl Sportfishing will provide the best bait and techniques to help you land these sought-after fish.

How can I increase my chances of catching Redfish in Myrtle Beach?

To increase your chances of catching Redfish in Myrtle Beach, use live or cut bait such as shrimp or mullet. Fishing during the early morning or late afternoon can also improve your odds, as Redfish are more active during these times.

What is the best method for catching Tuna during a deep sea fishing trip?

The best method for catching Tuna during a deep sea fishing trip in Myrtle Beach is trolling with lures or live bait. Our deep sea charters are equipped with the latest technology and techniques to ensure a successful Tuna fishing experience.

Are there any fishing regulations I need to be aware of for Myrtle Beach fish species?

Yes, fishing regulations for Myrtle Beach fish species can include size limits, bag limits, and seasonal closures. Next Lvl Sportfishing ensures all our charters comply with current regulations and provides the necessary fishing licenses, so you can fish with peace of mind.

A Next Lvl Sportfishing Fishing Charter targets the top Myrtle Beach Fish species including King Mackerel (Also Called Kingfish), Mahi Mahi (Also Called Dolphinfish) Southern Flounder, Black Drum, Cobia, Sheepshead, Yellowfin Tuna, Black Sea Bass, Redfish, Gag Grouper, Wahoo & More. We primarily Fish the Atlantic Ocean, Murrells Inlet.