Taking the boat down to Murrells Inlet public landing........never been there.........never heard of any fishing out of the inlet......cannot find any man made reefs in the area...........any information would be appreciated......
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Taking the boat down to Murrells Inlet public landing........never been there.........never heard of any fishing out of the inlet......cannot find any man made reefs in the area...........any information would be appreciated......
Stop at the bait store in murrels inlet. Should give some good ideas where to fish
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The jetties are a good place to start, I have caught some nice flounder and trout there in the past, but haven't been in several years
Plenty of reefs out of murrels inlet. Check the sc DNR website or go to Charlestonfishing.com. They have a list of reefs with a map. You can also buy a map that has all of them listed. Lots of good fishing around murrels inlet.
Fishing around the jetties can be very productive. Need to be careful though, the current and/or waves can get you into the rocks if you don't pay full attention .
There is a 3 mile reef and a 10 mile reef that I know of. Probably more now since I went years ago. The local bait shops can give you all the info and maps you will need.
Y'all tear'em up and give us an update on your success.
http://saltwaterfishing.sc.gov/pdf/reefguide.pdf
7 reefs you can reach from murrels inlet on there with plenty of info. FYI- get a chart and look for live bottom with some contour.
When younger, I used to fish the inlet during spot run in the fall. We would slaughter them fishing in the channel using blood worms on the bottom
Blood worms are the best bait there is if your fishing for saltwater panfish. Can't find them south of pawleys
Your going the wrong way. Bites on fire at oak island...