I would like to see a list of all of them that I could go through each day to get reports on if they are open, how the fishing is going, etc.
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I would like to see a list of all of them that I could go through each day to get reports on if they are open, how the fishing is going, etc.
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Originally Posted by 123evans
The Myrtle Beach area offers several piers to walk or fish, so where you stay will probably have a bearing on which pier you use. Some piers are free to walk; others have a small fee. Most of the piers have a bait shop (including fishing equipment) on location, available to rent and/or purchase
License Fee! As of July 1, 2009, individuals recreationally fishing from shore (beach, bank, private dock, free public pier, etc.) and those recreationally shrimping and crabbing will be required to have a saltwater recreational fishing license. (This does NOT apply to the Fishing Piers listed below where the fee is included in your admission fee, nor does it apply to Fishing Charters in the Grand Strand.) For complete information, please visit the S.C. Department of Natural Resources and click 'Licensing' on the left.
When are the fish running? The most common fish caught off the coast of Myrtle Beach are black sea bass, snapper, grouper, larger sea bass, trigger, dolphin, wahoo, and king makerel. Scroll to the bottom of this page for Fish Chart by month.
Grand Strand Piers:
Apache Campground Pier,Lake Arrowhead Road, Myrtle Beach. Prices: $2 for pier parking. Walking on the pier $1, (12 years and under Free); Fishing pass $8.50, (12 years and under $4); Fishing rod rental for $20.65 which includes fishing pass and bait, if you rent a rod you'll have to leave $35 deposit.Discounts apply Ask about discounts for guests of Apache Campground. Fishing permits included in your paid admission on Myrtle Beach piers. Hours: summer hours, 6AM-11PM (sometimes open till midnight); winter hours, (October - May) 8AM-8PM. 9700 Kings Road, Myrtle Beach, SC 29572, at the Apache Campground). (843) 497–6486.
Crabbing Information - from Apache Pier (above):"We don't rent crabbing nets, though we do sell them. You may bring your own. Discounts apply for guests of Apache Campground."
Cherry Grove Beach Pier, 3500 N. Ocean Blvd., North Myrtle Beach. Daily.Prices: $1.00 a person to walk. With your own rod, a one day fishing pass is $7 for the first rod, and $6.50 for each additional rod. The Pier is open 6AM-2AM, 7 days a week during June, July and August. They are closed for the months of December and January. All the other months open Sunday till Thursday 6AM-10PM, Friday and Saturday 6AM til midnight. Fishing rod rentals are $20 before 3PM and $10 after 3PM (with a $50.00 deposit), and include your 1 day fishing pass. Crab Nets are $6.50 per net per day. Cherry Grove Fishing Pier, 3500 N. Ocean Blvd., North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582.(843) 249-1625.
Myrtle Beach State Park Pier, lies three miles south of Myrtle Beach on U.S. 17. Prices: Free to walk on pier with paid park admission; Fishing pass $4.50; Rod $4 plus $20 deposit. Fishing permits included. April - October 6:30AM-8PM; November- March: 10AM-5PM. Myrtle Beach State Park, 4401 South Kings HWY, Myrtle Beach,SC 29575 (843) 238-5326.
14 Ave. Pier (links to web cam)1304 N. Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach. It's located in the Myrtle Beach downtown area, along with a restaurant of the same name. FREE to walk on the pier. Daily fishing pass $6; Weekly fishing pass $30; Yearly fishing pass $75; Locals daily pass $3. Rod rental requires pass plus $6 rental fee and $20 refundable deposit. Fishing permits included. Summer hours 6AM-1AM; off season weekdays open 8AM-7PM, Friday and Saturday 8AM-11PM. Closed between Nov. and Feb.Pier 14, 1306 Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 (843) 448-6500 (Pier)
The Pier at Garden City, Free to walk on the pier; Fishing pass $8, children $4; Weekly fishing pass $40; Season pass available, Fishing rod rentals $8 plus a $15 deposit. 6AM-9PM or 11PM during summer season. The Pier at Garden City is located at 110 S. Waccamaw Drive, Garden City Beach, SC 29576. (843) 651-9700.
Second Avenue Pier, This pier is the beginning of the new Myrttle Beach Boardwalk, which opened in 2010. Walking fee: $1. Fishing pass $8; Rod rental $9.65, plus $10 deposit for gear; Bait $5. Fishing permits included' Hours 7AM-11PM in summer . Closed between Thanksgiving and Valentines Day. Second Avenue Pier, 110 N. Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach, SC 29577. (843) 626-8480.
Springmaid Pier, $1 walking fee is free if you stay at Springmaid. Fishing pass $6; Fishing rod rental $8.50 (discount, if staying at Springmaid). Fishing permits included in your paid admission on Myrtle Beach piers. Fishing tackle and bait, and a yearly fishing pass are available. Hours: 6AM-12AM. Springmaid Pier, 3200 Springmaid Blvd., Myrtle Beach, SC 29577.(843) 315-7156.
Surfside Pier, $1 walking fee. Bottom fishing: $9 daily, $45 weekly, $150 yearly (each fisherman is allowed 2 fishing devices); King fishing: $12.50 daily, $65 weekly, $200 yearly (each fisherman is allowed 2 bottom rods); Rod rentals: $9 plus $30 deposit. Fishing permits included in your paid admission on Myrtle Beach piers. Open from 6AM-11PM Surfside Pier, 11 S. Ocean Blvd., Surfside Beach, SC 29575 (843) 238-0121.
The Fish Chart below will give you an estimate of when the fish are running at the various Grand Strand Piers.
Also be sure to check daily reports from the SC Dept. of Natural Resources Salt Water
Fishing Trends:
Amberjack May-October
Barracuda April-October
Blue Fish April-October
Cobia June -October
Dolphin April -September
Flounder April -September
King Mackerel May-November
Red Drum May-November
Red Fish July -November
Sea Bass January - December
Sea Trout July - November
Shark May-October
Spanish MackerelMay-November
Speckled Trout Jan-March and Nov-Dec
Spots October - November
Stripers Jan-March and Nov-Dec
Tarpon Jan-Feb and May-Sept
Awesome info
Sweet info
Really good info. I'm off this weekend to hit some lakes in south Georgia and I can't wait!
Man that was perfect. Little easier now than having to search for each one.
Thank you for posting that. Some good information.