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Georgetown, SC Fishing Charters

Where four rivers meet the sea, in the third oldest city in South Carolina.

Winyah Bay is our backyard

Capt. Johnny calls Georgetown home, and its waters are some of the richest inshore fishing on the East Coast.

Winyah Bay is where the Waccamaw, Pee Dee, Black and Sampit rivers meet the Atlantic. Tannin-stained blackwater rivers, salt marsh, oyster bars and the protected North Inlet–Winyah Bay reserve create a huge nursery for redfish, trout and flounder, and summer brings tarpon.

Where we fish around Georgetown

  • Winyah Bay: redfish, bull reds in the fall, and summer tarpon.
  • North Inlet: pristine marsh, flats and creeks for sight fishing.
  • Santee Delta and Cape Romain: wild, remote marsh to the south.

Make a weekend of it

Georgetown’s historic district, Front Street restaurants and waterfront make it an easy base. See our Georgetown guide.

Charters

Choose your trip

Half day charter inshore fishing near Georgetown and Myrtle Beach4 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
3/4 day charter inshore fishing near Georgetown and Myrtle Beach6 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
Full day charter inshore fishing near Georgetown and Myrtle Beach8 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 Georgetown: FAQ

Where do Georgetown charters launch?

Johnny launches from Georgetown-area landings chosen for the tide and target species. He confirms your launch before the trip.

What can I catch in Winyah Bay?

Redfish, speckled trout, flounder, black drum, sharks and, in summer, tarpon.

How far is Georgetown from Myrtle Beach?

About 45 minutes to an hour from Myrtle Beach and about 20 minutes from Pawleys Island.

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