Focus on fishing with rods, bait, and licenses provided
Private night party boat cruise for up to 20 guests in 1 hour
Fish North Myrtle Beach inshore waters on a private 4-hour charter for up to 5 anglers
Enjoy a private fishing day with gear supplied and catch cleaning included
Relax on a private cruise with sunset views, drinks, and light bites
Hook Atlantic sharks on a private family-friendly charter led by an experienced captain
Ride ocean waves on a banana boat pulled by jet ski
Cast a line year-round with fishing gear provided
Anchor at Murrells Inlet Point for a beach stop and optional swim
Cruise Murrells Inlet with a captain and crew aboard Miss Adventure
Troll and bottom fish for pelagic species beyond the coast
Fish Murrells Inlet backwaters and nearshore reefs with an expert guide
Explore river backwaters beyond the reach of ordinary boats
Paddle beyond the main river into less-traveled side creeks
Fish backwaters and nearshore reefs with an expert guide
Reel in local species aboard a 23-foot Key West boat with gear and licenses included
Troll up to 65 miles offshore on a 12-hour private charter for up to 4 people
Chase offshore reef fish with Captain Matt 30–40 miles from shore
Cast for mackerel, reef fish, and sharks from a custom-built sport-fishing boat
Drift-fish for coastal sharks from a cabin-equipped private boat
Ride the ocean with a guide and look for dolphins
Explore nearshore reefs and Murrells Inlet backwaters with an expert guide
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.