Our Myrtle Beach fishing charters this year are as exciting as ever. We’re offering 5 hour shark fishing trips going out for black tip, lemon, hammerhead and tiger shark. You won’t want to miss this! The world record tiger shark was caught at the Hurricane Fleet’s back door on Cherry Grove Beach. These five-hour shark fishing trips make an exciting fishing excursion.
 We also have 12 to 16 hr long Myrtle Beach fishing charters going out for tuna fishing. We’ll be trolling the Gulf Stream and live bait fishing for yellowfin and black tuna. Be prepared to also catch wahoo, dolphin, sailfish and marlin. Definitely one of our most exciting charters.
We have four different versions of our Sport Fishing Myrtle Beach fishing charters. We can take you out for a Half Day fishing the reefs and wrecks up to 15 miles offshore. There we’ll catch king mackerel, Spanish mackerel, amberjack, barracuda, cobia sharks and sea bass. It’s a great time for those out for the first time.
Full Day fishing up to 20 miles offshore will give you 8 hours to catch king mackerel, Spanish mackerel, amberjack, barracuda, cobia sharks and sea bass.
Offshore Sport Fishing for 10 hours will have you 30-50 miles offshore catching that trophy fish. Be prepared to catch the biggest fish of your life including king mackerel, dolphin, amberjack and sail fish.
GulfStream Sport Fishing for 12 hours is the ultimate in offshore fishing for yellow fin tuna, wahoo, dophin and blue and white marlin. We head 60 miles offshore in the Gulf Stream on this memorable trip.
 If you’re planning a trip to South Carolina we hope you’ve saved room in your itinerary for some amazing deep water ocean fishing. It will be a memory making event in your vacation that you’ll never stop talking about! Going out on a fishing charter boat with Hurricane Fleet you will have everything you need for a successful day of fishing including rod, reel, bait, and fishing instructions if needed.
When you’re looking for Myrtle Beach or Little River fishing charters be sure to give us a call at 800-373-2004. We have an assortment of 4 different vessels, the largest of those being able to hold 100 people on a fishing expedition. Our boats have all the latest electronic navigational and fish finding instruments in use and our Captains seem to know right where the fish are biting at any given time.
If you have any questions when you’re out on one of our Little River fishing charters don’t hesitate to ask the Captain or crew. They’re fully knowledgeable in everything fishing related and are delighted to share what they know with you. For small children, this is over the top for a good time — an experience that will leave a lasting impression on them.
For those not comfortable going out into the deep blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean, we have smaller boats that will stay closer to shore where there’s still plenty of fish to catch.
And remember, on our Little River fishing charters we change our line and tackle three to four times as often as our competitors and that makes a difference!
 Anyone who has ever fished from shore or off the local piers knows the excitement of reeling in a big catch. But if you really want to have some over-the-top fun take a fishing charter out and try your hand at Myrtle Beach gulf stream fishing. We can tell you that you have not known the ultimate excitement that fishing can be until you’ve gone Myrtle Beach gulf stream fishing and reeled in a big catch from the deep waters of the Atlantic Ocean.
Go for a half day or go for a whole day – you are going to have the time of your life! All the gear is supplied and the captain has this uncanny knack for knowing where the really big fish are biting – you know, the one’s that you’re hoping to catch. Take his advice and you won’t need any hopes because it will quickly become your reality.
Myrtle Beach gulf stream fishing will be some of the most exciting fishing you’ll ever do in your life. The thrill of sport fishing on this level just can’t be beat. Not only is catching a big fish an exciting experience, it also provides a way to enjoy being outside and the beauty of nature. We’re betting you won’t even think of work once we pull away from shore.
 If this is your first time going Little River deep sea fishing you’ll need to know a few things in advance besides trusting the captain of your boat and his crew, that is. Remember the following tips and you’re sure to have a good time Little River deep sea fishing.
1. Deep sea fishing requires better physical stamina than shore fishing. If you prefer calm fishing while sitting in your beach chair you might want to rethink a deep sea fishing charter.
2. Get the weather report before heading out on the charter boat. Take the right precautionary measures as determined by the forecast. Don’t get upset if the trip is cancelled due to inclement weather. It’s a matter of safety.
3. Bring your own food and water for the day. There are no restaurants on the ocean.
4. Deep sea boats are much bigger than the boats used for inshore fishing. They’re made sturdier to withstand strong winds and waves. Familiarize yourself with where things are on the boat.
5. Be prepared to meet some beautiful and some ugly creatures being pulling out of the ocean. It’s part of the fun.
6. Know that you’re going to get wet — possibly to the skin. Between the waves and the wind it’s nearly impossible to stay dry. Dress accordingly.
7. Deep sea fishing uses a different type of tackle than inshore fishing. Your equipment will be built to handle salt water conditions and your lines will be strong enough to handle the weight of some mighty large fish.
Have fun. You’ll be catching a whole lot of memories while you’re out Little River deep sea fishing.
 The Gulf Stream is a powerful, warm and swift Atlantic Ocean current that originates at the southern tip of Florida and follows the eastern coastline of the United States and Newfoundland north before crossing the Atlantic Ocean. It measures 62 miles wide and 2,600 to 3,900 ft. deep. The Gulf Stream influences the climate of the east coast of North America from Florida to as far away as Newfoundland, and the west coast of Europe.
Because of the warm Gulf Stream current the United States has the world’s largest saltwater fishing industry along its entire eastern coastline. Big game fish are caught in these warmer waters on a regular basis both for sport and commercially. Broadbill swordfish, marlin and sailfish; larger tunas like bluefin, yellowfin and bigeye; and sharks such as mako, great white, tiger, hammerhead and others; are the main species being caught.
Big game fishing became a sport after the invention of the motor boat in 1898. This type of fishing requires a boat of sufficient size to handle a crew going Calabash NC gulf stream fishing. Big game fishing can be a very expensive pursuit so many opt to hire a fishing charter company like Hurricane Fleet fishing charters to take them out Calabash NC gulf stream fishing when the desire is there to go. It’s both cheaper and very convenient
Give us a call when you’re ready to do some serious fishing and we’ll take you out Calabash NC gulf stream fishing for a fishing trip you’ll never forget.
 Little River, SC, is a quaint fishing village about 20 miles to the north of Myrtle Beach. The town is known for its fresh seafood, fishing charters, annual blue crab festival, and historic centuries-old oak trees. The fishing here is outstanding.
We offer Little River fishing from our large charter fishing boats, skippered by an experienced captain and crews. Providing the finest in modern electronics for navigation, fish finding and safety we make Little River fishing both pleasant and safe. Our fleet will provide you with rod, reel, bait, tackle and fishing instructions if needed.
Many anglers choose this area for its abundance of fishing species, including grouper, snapper, black sea bass, larger sea bass, trigger, king mackerel, and wahoo. Due to the abundance of the fish population, Little River fishing charters are available at any time of the year, including the winter months.
There are different types of charters for your fishing excursion, the most popular of which is the party boat, which can take either individuals or larger groups out to sea, or the private charter, which takes up to six people at a time. The length of time you’re out Little River fishing depends on the charter trip you choose, we offer half day, all day, 12 hours or longer, and night fishing charters.
 What an experience fishing in Myrtle Beach is! The Atlantic region has long been a destination spot for those who love to fish. There are a wide variety of rivers, inlets, and coastal fishing spots that make fishing in Myrtle Beach an ideal choice for a weekend getaway.
Fishing charters in South Carolina often focus on ocean fishing for quality big game sport fish like marlin and tuna. These chartered style fishing trips can even result in dolphin sightings, which add to the fun and adventure of the fishing experience.
Hurricane Fleet fishing charters are experienced in running fishing charters and know where the fish are. our experience and enthusiasm with fishing in Myrtle Beach sets us apart from the rest. Besides having the most modern fishing gear, we use the best bait and tackle to help keep “the big one” from getting away.
“We change our line and tackle three to four times as often as our competitors” and that really does make a difference as you’ll see when you catch the big fish!
Our fleet of boats allow our crew to use a team effort to keep up with where the fish are running. We have coded radio transmissions between our boats to keep the captains informed. It’s pretty cool stuff.
Fishing in Myrtle Beach is also fun in the smaller bodies of water in the state. These bodies of water include freshwater and saltwater, creeks and inlets, as well as the Intracoastal Waterway.
No matter which type of fishing you prefer or where — saltwater or freshwater — chartered fishing trips have something to offer. You can also make a great week of fishing if you want to try your hand at both fishing styles, catching saltwater and freshwater varieties.
 Looking to enjoy a great day of Calabash deep sea fishing? Fishing is one of the most popular attractions in North Carolina, and even though the beaches are popular, many people come for the fishing alone! When you are surrounded by water, especially if you are an avid angler, one of the first things that cross your mind is fishing! If you are into Calabash deep sea fishing, you’ve come to the right place!
Several ways to catch fish in North Carolina are by pier fishing, surf fishing, or venturing out for some great charter boat fishing. From commercial to recreational fishing, the area boasts some of the best fishing in the world!
Want to stay “grounded” on the beach with the sand under your feet? Then, surf fishing is the way to go! Surf fishing season begins in March, but hits the highest point in May and November. One of the most popular hot spots on the East Coast for surf fishing is Hatteras Island. With miles of beaches, fresh bait, and your rod and reel in hand, you will find great surf fishing all along the Cape Hatteras National Seashore.
Another great experience for the fishing enthusiast is Calabash deep sea fishing. You can take a fishing charter out with Hurricane Fleet and have everything you need for a successful day of fishing.
 If you’re searching for something different to do on vacation this year you should try your hand at Myrtle Beach fishing on a charter boat. If you’re in the area go out on one of our Hurricane Fleet boats where everything is provided for a good day of Myrtle Beach fishing. It is really an experience of a lifetime that you and your family will never forget. You will find no crowds, just your family or friends having a good day fishing the ocean blue.
You will find other charter companies available for this adventure but none offering the complete set up and services that Hurricane Fleet offers. For the whole family you might want to select a half day fishing tour. These fishing outings are targeted toward the whole family, and the kids love them!
Regardless if you are on a Myrtle Beach deep sea excursion, a shrimping and dolphin adventure cruise or a dolphin eco tour, these outings are a pleasure for everybody on board. Bring buddies or family and begin your adventure across coastal South Carolina. There are no other holidays the kids will love more.
When you’re not out Myrtle Beach fishing there are lots of things to to do in the Myrtle Beach area. Within this beautiful southern town you’ll be amazed at the charm and hospitality that will be everywhere you go. You will discover festivals, opportunities for shopping, and seafood that’s so scrumptious your taste buds will truly dance.
If you love fishing but you’ve never fished beyond your local rivers, streams and maybe on a lake or two, we’ve got a big surprise for you. You haven’t lived until you’ve gone deep sea fishing in Myrtle Beach.
 Hurricane Fleet has been running charter fishing trips along the Myrtle Beach area for more than 25 years. Our knowledge and experience will be evident the first time you go out on the water with us. Once you experience the intense excitement of deep sea fishing in Myrtle Beach, you will return to the sport again and again.
Each of our fishing vessels is uniquely suited for any group who wants to set sail along the South Carolina coast. For small groups who want to enjoy a more intimate time on the water, we have “Party Time,” our 40 foot long boat that has quick speed and can hold up to 10 passengers for a personal fishing experience.
Thinking of adding a few more to the guest list? Perfect! We encourage more to travel the water whether it be for deep sea fishing in Myrtle Beach or just to simply appreciate the aesthetic backdrop of the ocean. Our cruise liner, “Hurricane Fleet” stretches over 90 feet and is perfect for either fishing with 100 people or relishing the seas with 150 others. Hosting fishing tournaments and much more, this fishing charter is spacious and open for a much larger group. Properly equipped and combined with experienced staff, our Myrtle Beach charter fishing boats have been recommended by folks near and far for half a century.
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