Quick Details
Included:
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- Rod n’ Reel
- Bait
- Tackle
- Fishing License
Angler
$ 199
Premium Stern Angler
$ 224
Premium Corner Angler
$ 249
Experience the Ultimate Fishing Adventure with Crazy Sister Marina’s 11-Hour Semi-Private Trip
Looking for the best deep-sea fishing experience in Murrells Inlet? Crazy Sister Marina offers an 11-hour semi-private fishing trip aboard one of our spacious and well-equipped head boats designed for serious anglers. This trip takes you offshore, where you’ll target snapper, grouper, triggerfish, amberjack, and more in some of the best fishing waters off the South Carolina coast.
With a smaller group size than traditional head boat charters, you’ll enjoy more space, personal attention from experienced crew members, and a better chance to land the big one. Whether you’re an avid fisherman or looking for an unforgettable offshore fishing adventure, this trip is perfect for you.
Book your 11-hour semi-private deep-sea fishing trip with Crazy Sister Marina today and reel in the ultimate catch! Spots fill up fast—reserve yours now!
OUR FLEET
The “New Inlet Princess” is a United States Coast Guard Certified & Inspected Vessel. The Princess ⛴ is 93′ in length with bathrooms onboard and a second level observation deck 👀 in addition to her air conditioned❄️ cabin complete with cash canteen featuring beer, water, soda, chips and candy.
The “Crazy Sister” is a United States Coast Guard Certified & Inspected Vessel. It is ⛴ a 110′ Gulf Craft with bathrooms onboard and a second level observation deck 👀 in addition to an indoor cabin complete with a cash canteen featuring beer, water, soda, chips and candy.
All crew members are CPR certified and each boat is equipped with life jackets, life rafts, and a first aid kit.
FISHING
We provide everything you need to fish! Rod, reel, bait, tackle, and license are all covered for the duration of the trip.
All Day Deep Sea Fishing is approximately 40 to 60 miles offshore and 110 to 180 feet deep. Approximately a 3 hour ride to fishing grounds. We will be fishing for:
Gag Grouper 🐠 Scamp Grouper 🐠 Red Grouper 🐠 Large Sea Bass 🐠 Red Snapper 🐠 Vermilion Snapper 🐠 Silver Snapper 🐠 Triggerfish 🐠 Amberjacks 🐠 Cobia 🐠 Grunts 🐠 Jolthead Porgies
WHAT TO WEAR
- Please wear flat-soled, closed toe shoes (no sandals)
- Bring a jacket in the cooler months as the temperature gets cooler on the water than on land
- Clothes that you are okay with getting a little fishy
WHAT TO BRING
- 👍🏽 A small soft-sided cooler
- 👍🏽 Up to 2 personal fishing rods
- 👍🏽 Extra cash to purchase snacks or drinks on board. Canteen / snack bar is CASH ONLY
- 👍🏽 A valid ID if you choose to purchase alcohol on board
- 👍🏽 A camera to show off your catch to all your friends
- 👍🏽 Tips for your hard working crew are greatly appreciated
WHAT NOT TO BRING
- 🚫 Spray-on sunscreen
- 🚫 Hard sided coolers / ice chests
- 🚫 Hard sided live bait tanks
- 🚫 Alcohol
- 🚫 Glass containers
- 🚫 Large items (e.g. luggage) since there is limited storage space on board
- 🚫 Bananas 🍌
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Q: How far offshore do you go on a Gulf Stream trip?
A: This trip travels approximately 40–60 miles offshore to reach the Gulf Stream, where deeper waters and stronger currents attract larger fish. It’s a true deep sea fishing experience reaching depths of 110-180 feet and much farther out than shorter nearshore trips.
Q: Can I bring my own gear?
A: Yes, if you’d like, you can bring up to two of your own personal rods, but you will need to also supply your own tackle. Our crew recommends 80 lb mono, 4/0 circle hooks, and 12 oz bank sinkers, all of which are available for purchase in our bait shop prior to departure. Please note- if you should choose to use braided line, the crew will cut your line first if a tangle occurs.
No gear? No problem! Everything you need to fish is included with the cost of your ticket.
Q: Do you have electric rods?
A: No, all of our rods are manual. You’re welcome to bring an electric rod but you will need a battery pack to power it. Our crew is happy to help anyone who may need additional assistance when reeling in all of those big ones out there.
Q: Will I get seasick?
A: Because this trip goes far offshore, ocean conditions can be unpredictable, and there is a higher chance of motion sickness compared to inlet or nearshore trips. If you’re prone to seasickness, we strongly recommend taking preventative measures before boarding. It’s important to note, our crew will never take you out if the ocean conditions are unsafe.
Q: What’s the difference between this trip and the regular 11-Hour Gulf Stream trip?
A: The difference is in the number of passengers on board. Our regular Gulf Stream trips allow 80 passengers on board whereas this trip limits it to 45 passengers max. The decreased passenger count allows for that much more elbow room when you’re out there working to land those big ones.
Q: Is there a bathroom and seating on board?
A: Yes. We have two bathrooms, an indoor air conditioned cabin, seating around the sides of the boat as well as a second level observation deck with seating.
Q: Can I keep the fish we catch?
A: Yes! You’re welcome to keep your catch, and we have a service that will clean and fillet your fish for you at the end of the trip for 99 cents a pound so it’s ready to take home and enjoy.