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Public Fishing Spots · Myrtle Beach, SC

Public Fishing Spots in Myrtle Beach

8 listings · ranked by rating & reviews · updated 2026

Public fishing spots are the free, open-access places to wet a line - shorelines, banks, lakes, ponds, reservoirs and river access points that anyone can fish without booking anything. What you do need almost everywhere is a state fishing license, and rules on seasons, size and bag limits vary by state and often by water body, so it pays to check the local regulations before you go. Access, parking and facilities differ widely from spot to spot: some have boat ramps, restrooms and cleaning stations, others are just a pull-off and a trail to the water. The listings here help you find nearby public spots and what to expect when you arrive.

Below are 8 public fishing spots listings in Myrtle Beach, SC, ranked by Google review volume so you can start with the most established options and contact them directly. The most-reviewed is Public Boat Ramp (4.7★, 179 Google reviews).

Typical pricing

Public fishing spots are free to access, but a valid state fishing license is required almost everywhere, and seasons, size and bag limits vary by state and water body. Check your state agency for current rules and any local access restrictions.

See our full guide to fishing in Myrtle Beach for neighborhoods, local pricing and how to choose.

Top public fishing spots listings in Myrtle Beach

  1. 1
    Public Boat Ramp
    Charters

    Public Boat Ramp

    Myrtle Beach

    Boat ramp in Murrells Inlet, SC · 4.7★ (179).

    ★ 4.7 · 179View →
  2. 2
    Enterprise Landing
    Charters

    Enterprise Landing

    Myrtle Beach

    Boat ramp in Myrtle Beach, SC · 4.5★ (147).

    ★ 4.5 · 147View →
  3. 3
    Peachtree Landing
    Charters

    Peachtree Landing

    Myrtle Beach

    Boat ramp in Myrtle Beach, SC · 4.4★ (106).

    ★ 4.4 · 106View →
  4. 4
    Peter Vaught Sr Landing
    Charters

    Peter Vaught Sr Landing

    Myrtle Beach

    Boat ramp in Myrtle Beach, SC · 4.6★ (77).

    ★ 4.6 · 77View →
  5. 5
    Pitch Landing
    Charters

    Pitch Landing

    Myrtle Beach

    Boat ramp in Conway, SC · 4.5★ (64).

    ★ 4.5 · 64View →
  6. 6
    Tide Chaser Enterprises
    Charters

    Tide Chaser Enterprises

    Myrtle Beach

    Fishing charter in Murrells Inlet, SC · 4.8★ (62).

    ★ 4.8 · 62View →
  7. 7
    Rosewood Landing
    Charters

    Rosewood Landing

    Myrtle Beach

    Boat ramp in Myrtle Beach, SC · 4.1★ (55).

    ★ 4.1 · 55View →
  8. 8
    Reaves Ferry Landing
    Charters

    Reaves Ferry Landing

    Myrtle Beach

    Boat ramp in Conway, SC · 4.3★ (52).

    ★ 4.3 · 52View →

FAQ

Public Fishing Spots in Myrtle Beach - common questions

How many public fishing spots are there in Myrtle Beach? +
Lure Compass lists 8 listings for public fishing spots in Myrtle Beach, SC.
Who has the best-rated public fishing spots in Myrtle Beach? +
By Google review volume, Public Boat Ramp is the most-reviewed public fishing spots listing in Myrtle Beach (4.7★, 179 reviews). Rankings follow review count, not paid placement.
Do I need a license to fish a public spot? +
Almost always yes. Most states require a fishing license for anyone above a set age, whether you fish from shore or a boat, with some free-fishing days each year as an exception. Buy your license through your state wildlife agency and check the seasons, size and bag limits for the water you plan to fish.
Are public fishing spots free? +
The fishing access itself is typically free at public shorelines, lakes and river points, though some parks charge a day-use or parking fee and a state license is still required. Facilities range from full boat ramps and restrooms to nothing but a bank and a footpath, so check what a spot offers before you go.
How do I find good public fishing near me? +
Browse the public spots listed by city and state here for nearby shoreline, lake and river access, then confirm current conditions, access and any seasonal closures with the managing park or state agency. Local reviews can flag parking, crowding and what species people are catching.
How much does a fishing charter cost in Myrtle Beach? +
Myrtle Beach charters typically run about $450-$1,200 depending on the trip. Short inshore and nearshore creek and inlet trips are the most affordable; full-day Gulf Stream runs for mahi and tuna sit at the top because of the fuel and distance. Shared party-boat seats are cheaper per person. Confirm the all-in price with the operator.
What fish can you catch out of Myrtle Beach? +
Inshore around Murrells Inlet you target redfish, speckled trout and flounder. Nearshore brings Spanish and king mackerel, and offshore trolling out to the Gulf Stream produces mahi, tuna and wahoo, with snapper and grouper on the live bottom.
When is the best time to fish Myrtle Beach? +
Late spring through fall is prime. Spanish and king mackerel show off the beach in the warm months, inshore redfish and trout stay active spring through fall, and Gulf Stream trolling for mahi peaks in summer. Weather and sea conditions drive whether offshore trips run.

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