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Myrtle Beach, SC, is a dream destination for anglers of all skill levels. Whether you’re after a relaxing day of casting a line from the shore or an adrenaline-filled offshore adventure, there’s a fishing experience for everyone. From popular piers to deep-sea excursions, let’s explore the best ways to fish in Myrtle Beach and how…

Standing at our dock, you’ll see two completely different worlds of fishing. Head boats buzz with energy as families load coolers and kids race around the deck. Charter boats sit quietly nearby, their smaller crews discussing specific game plans with their captains. Your decision shapes everything, from the fish you’ll catch to the path you…

Have you ever dreamed of catching huge, sought-after gamefish like Black Seabass and Red Snapper? Or how about the thrill of wrangling in a tough Cobia? With Crazy Sister Marina, you can experience the best deep-sea fishing in South Carolina on a top-rated full-day deep-sea fishing tour! Venture out into the deep blue open ocean…

Fishing for black sea bass shows how the bottom-dwellers follow predictable patterns that savvy anglers exploit. Temperature controls their behavior more than any other factor, making your timing absolutely critical. Unlike striped bass or king mackerel that roam vast distances, black sea bass stay local. They’re homebodies, really. Instead of traveling north and south with…

Head boat fishing gives kids something screens can’t deliver: the thrill of real adventure. When young anglers step aboard our vessels at Crazy Sister Marina, they join a shared fishing experience with other families. These spacious boats carry multiple fishing parties together, creating natural opportunities for children to make friends and share excitement over each…

There’s something magical about eating fish you caught yourself just hours earlier. The meat tastes cleaner, sweeter, and has this firm texture that store-bought fish just can’t match. After years of watching folks transform their daily catch into incredible meals, we’ve picked up some tricks worth sharing on the best ways to cook fresh sea…

South Carolina’s diverse coastal and inland waterways provide an ideal environment for a variety of bait fish species, making it a prime destination for anglers. Whether you’re fishing off the coast of Myrtle Beach, exploring the creeks of Murrells Inlet, or venturing into freshwater lakes, understanding the local bait fish can significantly improve your success…

Myrtle Beach is a top destination for celebrating the 4th of July, offering a unique blend of coastal beauty, exciting activities, and incredible fireworks displays. If you’re planning a holiday getaway, head south to Murrells Inlet for a more laid-back yet equally thrilling experience, with a special focus on Crazy Sister Marina, one of the…

Myrtle Beach, with its stunning coastline and abundant marine life, is a paradise for anglers. Whether you’re a seasoned fisherman or a casual enthusiast, the Grand Strand offers numerous fishing piers that provide easy access to the Atlantic’s bounty. Here are some of the top fishing piers you should explore in the Myrtle Beach area….

Fishing has been around for thousands of years, not just as a source of food, but also as a recreational activity. Whether you’re an avid angler or just enjoy the occasional day out on the water, here are a few fun facts about fishing that might surprise you! 1. Fishing Dates Back Over 40,000 Years!…

Myrtle Beach is the perfect destination for a bachelor party, offering a lively mix of beach fun, nightlife, and adventure. When it comes to making sure the groom-to-be has the best send-off into married life, there’s one place that stands out: Crazy Sister Marina. Located right on the Atlantic Ocean, Crazy Sister Marina offers a…

Myrtle Beach is a great spot for deep-sea fishing! Since you’re close to Crazy Sister Marina, they offer some fantastic fishing charters to get you out on the water. Here’s what you should know: Options for Deep Sea Fishing: Party Boat Fishing Affordable and great for beginners or casual anglers. Usually shared with a group….