Myrtle Beach Fishing Reports (May 2026)

Ronnie A.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Reported 1 week ago

9 hr trip limit of Big Sea Bass

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Ronnie A. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Reported 1 week ago

9 hr trip limit of Big Sea Bass

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Ronnie A.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Reported 4 weeks ago

Little kid had fun with the Spanish Mackerel 9 hr trip few days ago Limit of Black Bass

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Ronnie A. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Reported 4 weeks ago

Little kid had fun with the Spanish Mackerel
9 hr trip few days ago
Limit of Black Bass

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Harvey W.
Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina
Reported 1 month ago

My 4 Hour Nearshore bottom-fishing trips are producing keeper Sea Bass. I expect the Atlantic Bonito and Gray Trout to show up at the nearshore reefs any day now. And my inshore trips are producing slot-sized reds and we caught our first flounder of the year today (4/1/26). So, Spring

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Harvey W. Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina Reported 1 month ago

My 4 Hour Nearshore bottom-fishing trips are producing keeper Sea Bass. I expect the Atlantic Bonito and Gray Trout to show up at the nearshore reefs any day now. And my inshore trips are producing slot-sized reds and we caught our first flounder of the year today (4/1/26). So, Spring has sprung!

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Ronnie A.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Reported 4 months ago

We caught today

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Ronnie A. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Reported 4 months ago

We caught today

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Ronnie A.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Reported 5 months ago

Just few 1/2 day trips last few weeks. Good catches of keeper sea bass.

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Ronnie A. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Reported 5 months ago

Just few 1/2 day trips last few weeks.
Good catches of keeper sea bass.

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Ronnie A.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Reported 7 months ago

Spanish mackerel bitting good.

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Ronnie A. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Reported 7 months ago

Spanish mackerel bitting good.

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Christopher O.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Reported 3 years ago

At the 15 mile ledges, there are plenty of red snapper and grouper, with a few keeper Seabass though the sharks have also moved in. These fish have been caught on Carolina Rigs and grouper rigs with pogies or cut bait. If you don’t have live bait, you can also...

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Christopher O. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Reported 3 years ago

At the 15 mile ledges, there are plenty of red snapper and grouper, with a few keeper Seabass though the sharks have also moved in. These fish have been caught on Carolina Rigs and grouper rigs with pogies or cut bait. If you don’t have live bait, you can also use grubs- fishbites or gulp brand work the best.
At 3 mile reef, there is still Spanish, bluefish , weakfish with some flounder moving in on the bottom. Most of the bluefish and Spanish are coming off of peanut pogies or spoons. The flounder and weakfish are caught off of white and chartreuse baits on the bottom.
On the jetties there’s some larger trout, sheepshead and redfish tied to the rocks, along with Spanish. Most of the redfish have been along the bottom in the rocks with the trout and sheepshead being tight on the rocks. You can use a fiddler on a hook for the sheepshead or a live shrimp or artificial for the trout. While you’re fishing the rocks, you can toss a rig out for Spanish- any spoon that resembles a glass minnow will work perfect.
In the back water creeks, there are still some redfish, holding in some of the deeper pockets, along with some black drum mixed in.as you get out of those creeks on some of the oyster beds. There’s been a good push of some smaller trout with some bigger ones mixed in. Most of the trout have been coming off live shrimp with the slip cork while the black drum and redfish in the holes have been eating cut shrimp or mullet or mudminnow on the Carolina rig or Jig head on the bottom.
Along the ICW there as been a good amount of trout with some redfish and black drum. M

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Christopher O.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Reported 3 years ago

Nearshore 5-15 miles there’s been a good push of keeper size sea bass. Many of the 50-70ft ledges and live bottom have been holding better size fish. Any kind of cut bait squid or fish on a double drop rig should produce. If your not looking to make a mess...

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Christopher O. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Reported 3 years ago

Nearshore 5-15 miles there’s been a good push of keeper size sea bass. Many of the 50-70ft ledges and live bottom have been holding better size fish. Any kind of cut bait squid or fish on a double drop rig should produce. If your not looking to make a mess with cut bait, large artificials like gulp and fish bite grubs and curly tails on a 2 oz jig work well. Theres also some good sheepshead and black drum around the 3 mile reefs as well. Typically using fiddler crabs or cut shrimp on a 3/4-1oz jig head or Carolina rig will produce.
On the jetties there’s some trout black drum sheepshead and redfish around the rocks. Floating some fresh dead or live shrimp on a slip cork should produce. If the small sheep heads keep stealing your bait try throwing some artificial shrimp or z man swim baits for the reds and trout. Clears, purples, and red flake work the best.
In The back water creeks there’s still been some red fish, black drum, and trout. These fish right now are extremely spooky, and any kind of bait you throw needs to be presented slowly, but if you take your time, you may be rewarded with a monster fish. Mudminnows and shrimp on a jig head or throwing light artificial shrimp have had the best results.
In the ICW there’s been a few smaller keeper size trout scattered around the shell banks, and creek mouths. A lot of these fish have pushed up the river and the best way to find them is to use your electronics if you slowly cruise up and down the waterway and you have a side scan unit, you can normally mark the schools by the dozens. mark the school, then start in fish

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