The Grand Strand’s quiet side
Myrtle Beach Inshore Fishing Charters
Private inshore light tackle and fly fishing charters for Myrtle Beach visitors.
The Lowcountry side of a Myrtle Beach trip
Most Myrtle Beach visitors never see the marsh. It’s worth the drive.
Blackwater Revival serves Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach with private inshore charters in the wild marsh and bay waters to the south. Swap the pier and party boat for a poling skiff, tailing redfish and a guide who makes you a lifelong friend.
Plan your Myrtle Beach charter
- A 4 hour half day is easy to fit into a vacation
- Kids 5 and older are welcome. See family charters
- Licenses and gear included, so nothing to pack but sunscreen
Charters
Choose your trip
4 hours
Half day charter
$500 1–2 anglers
Creeks, marsh and bay for inshore species. Morning or afternoon, timed to the tide.
- Fishing licenses included
- Rods, reels, bait and tackle
- Cooler with water and ice
6 hours
3/4 day charter
$700 1–2 anglers
More time to cover water and work the tide. The sweet spot for redfish and trout.
- Fishing licenses included
- Rods, reels, bait and tackle
- Cooler with water and ice
8 hours
Full day charter
$850 1–2 anglers
Our longest trip: the inlet, marsh and creeks, and time to chase tarpon in summer.
- Fishing licenses included
- Rods, reels, bait and tackle
- Cooler with water and ice
Questions
Fishing charters in Myrtle Beach: FAQ
Do you offer inshore fishing charters in Myrtle Beach?
Yes. Blackwater Revival serves Myrtle Beach visitors, fishing the marsh and bay waters near Georgetown, Pawleys Island and Murrells Inlet.
How long is the drive from Myrtle Beach?
About 45 minutes to an hour, depending on where you’re staying and the launch for your tide.
What does a Myrtle Beach fishing charter cost?
$500 for 4 hours, $700 for 6 hours and $850 for 8 hours, for 1 or 2 anglers.
Nearby
We also fish
Georgetown & Winyah Bay
Where four rivers meet the sea: redfish, tarpon and the North Inlet reserve.
Fish hereAbout 20 minPawleys Island
Creeks and marsh behind the island for redfish, trout and flounder.
Fish hereAbout 30 minMurrells Inlet
Marsh, oyster bars and the inlet, a short drive from Garden City and Surfside.
Fish here