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Hey guys, the inshore fishing in Little River has really picked up. Other than a few colds days when we had a cold front push through, the fishing has been good. We are consistently catching Redfish, Trout and Flounder. The Redfish are still in the backwater creeks and are being caught on Berkley Gulps or live mud minnows on a Mission Fishin jig head. The Flounder are biting on the mud minnows too and the Trout like the Billy Bay Halo shrimp.
Posted: March 17, 2010 8:15 PM
| Posted By : Capt. Mark Dickson
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Myrtle Beach fishing
Posted: March 17, 2010 8:09 PM
| Posted By : Capt. Mark Dickson
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Backwater SC fishing
Today was simply the best day all year. Lauch Martin and Shaw Williams put the smackdown on the Little River Redfish popualtion today. The inshore bite was hot with us catching 32 fish using 48 live baits. You can't beat those odds.
The Redfish bite in the Little River/North Myrtle Beach,SC area has been great. The weather is warming up and we are catching double digit numbers of Redfish on every trip. Inshore charters are booking up quick so if you are interested you need to book early. The backwater trout bite should start picking up any day. Give me a call and we will get you out on the water.
Posted: March 4, 2010 8:32 PM
| Posted By : Capt. Mark Dickson
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Backwater SC fishing
Even though its been cold, the inshore backwater fishing in Little River for Redfish has been great. In the most recent charters we have caught anywhere from 8-12 fish per trip. We have been using light spinning tackle with a gulp shrimp and have had some success with small weighted flies. The shallow water fishing will only get better as the weather warms up and the Speckled Trout fishing will pick up too.
Posted: February 3, 2010 12:23 PM
| Posted By : Capt. Mark Dickson
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Redfish fishing
Posted: February 1, 2010 11:59 AM
| Posted By : Capt. Mark Dickson
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Cold Water Fishing
It warmed up fairly nice today and at last minutes notice Todd Cathredge from Atlanta decided he wanted to go fishing. We hit several places this afternoon and saw scattered fish in a few areas but just could not get them to eat. The fish were very sluggish from the recent cold weather and we tried a variety of different baits before we finally got them to bite. Gulp crabs fished on Old Bayside heavy hooks seemed to do the trick. It made a real low tide today and the 5 inch draft of my Banshee flats skiff was too much so we had to get out and walk to where the fish were. We ended up going 5 for 9 on the Redfish and it was really nice to be on the water again here in the Carolina's. I forgot the camera was in the boat so I did not get any pictures today, sorry. It looks like we are gonna get rained out tomorrow and then the tide is not right for the next few days. Valentine's weekend the tide is perfect so come on down, send your special someone to the spa at Grande Dunes Marriot and let's go fishing. Catch you guys later.
 
Wow, did I pick the wrong week to come home from the sunny and warm Florida Keys. The weather here has been extremely cold and fish kills have been reported in scattered areas, Speckled Trout being the most common. I have been relaxing in Islamorada for the past couple of weeks and enjoying some of the killer backwater and inshore reef fishing that area has to offer. The fishing opportunities down there are endless this time of year; Sailfish off the reef, Grouper and Snapper on the Patch Reefs or Redfish and Trout in the Everglades National Park, the choice is yours. Anyone wanting to escape the cold and head down to the Keys give Captain Jeff Beeler a call at 305-522-3599 and he'll hook you up with a first class charter.
On the home front there is still some fishing to be had in the backwater creeks, Captain Greg Holmes and Captain Mark Stacy have been covering for me and have had some decent catches despite the extreme cold. Thursday Capt. Mark caught a couple of Redfish and noted several more pushing water but they refused to bite his Gulp shrimp. Friday Capt. Greg faired a little better and caught a half dozen Reds in the 18-25 inch class but said the bite was extremely light. Berkley Gulp shrimp or crabs are the best baits to fish this time of year and you've got to fish really slow. I'm back in action and will be fishing tomorrow and Tuesday so look back for more reports. Until the tide turns catch you guys later.
  
If you are going to be in the Myrtle Beach area and love to go fishing, we have great news for you! Captain Mark Dickson offers the best Myrtle Beach Inshore fishing tours in the area. He is Myrtle Beach's first inshore light tackle fishing specialist and offers fishing adventures for the whole family. As a native to the area his whole life, he has a strong grasp on the fishing techniques that work to catch plentiful fish. Children are more than welcome to enjoy in the fun and he loves helping everyone of all skill levels.
While on your Myrtle Beach inshore fishing trip, Captain Mark provides quality Star Rods, tackle, Shimano Reels, and a new Triton 240 LTS with a quiet outboard motor. He offers the best equipment becuase he wants his guests to have the most successful fishing trip possible. He also provides artificial lures and live bait for your trip. You'll be able to catch some great fish that include Black Drup, Spanish Mackerel, Blue Fish, Red Fish, and Flounder. This trip is sure to leave you with lasting memories you can share for a lifetime.
Posted: January 18, 2010 10:01 AM
| Posted By : Capt. Mark Dickson
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Little River Fishing
  
Little River is one of the oldest towns located along the Grand Strand area in South Carolina. It's known for its delicious sea food and plentiful fishing. Fishing has been a apart of this towns history for many years and continues to be successful. Captain Mark Dickson offers the best Little River fishing trips in the area. He has lived in the area his whole life and knows the water like the back of his hand. He loves helping people and welcomes all ages and skill levels.
If you have a passion for fishing or just like to spend some time out on the water, a Little River fishing trip would be perfect for you. His trips are very small and personal, usually only up to four people per trip. He uses and provides his guests with the best equipment and tackle. You can catch a variety of fish on these trips consisting of Blue Fish, Speckled Trout, Flounder, Black Drum, and more. Captain Dickson works hard to provide his guests with the most enjoyable and successful fishing trip possible.
 Myrtle Beach is located in South Carolina and offers some of the best fishing around. Captain Mark Dickson, an inshore light tackle fishing specialist, offers professional charters and supplies the highest quality tackle to his guests. He is a lifelong resident of the area and knows the waters like the back of his hand. You and your family can enjoy a day on the water in Myrtle Beach charter boats fishing Flounder, Red Fish, Speckled Trout, Black Drum, Spanish Mackerel, and Bluefish in the coastal backwater creeks.
 Captain Mark Dickson only takes up to four people on his Myrtle Beach charter boats because he wants the trips to be very personal so he can give his full attention to his fisherman. His boat is a 24' Triton LTS with 250 Mercury 4 Stroke, which is perfect for backwater fishing. While on the trip he provides all fishing licenses, tackle, lures, and bait. If you don't want to keep your fish, catch and release is OK too. All you need to bring with you is whatever you want to eat and drink. Come and experience a fishing trip of a lifetime at Myrtle Beach.
   
This past week the weather was cold but there were several groups wanting to get out and try some of our areas great inshore fishing. We mainly have been focused on fishing for the Redfish in the shallow water creeks but there is plenty of other action to be had. The Black Drum have been thick around the Sunset Beach Bridge and can't refuse a shrimp tipped jig or a fresh chunk of Blue crab fished on a carolina rig. There continues to be a decent Trout bite out at the Little River Jetty's but more recently there has been a good bite near the Little River swing bridge. Billy Bay Halo shrimp are my favorite this time of year but any shrimp imitation should work, remember to fish very slow as the water is really cold. The Myrtle Beach Boat Show is this coming weekend, I will be conducting seminars throughout the weekend and hanging out in the Marine Service Center of Little River booth, stop by and say Hi and share a fishing story with me.There is still some fishing to be had so don't put your rods up yet. Catch you guys later.
Capt.Mark
 Myrtle Beach is known as the best vacation destination in the country but what many people don't know is their fishing charters are just as successful. They offer first class charters with top of the line equipment and knowledgable cpatains. Captain Mark Dickson is no exception to the rule. He is the areas first inshore light tackle fishing specialist and offers Myrtle Beach fishing charters to all ages and skill levels.
 Mark Dickson's Myrtle Beach fishing charters consist of groups no more than 4 anglers because he wants the trip to be very personal and enjoyable. He offers a top of the line 24' Triton LTS with 250 Mercury 4 Stroke boat for his guests as well as all fishing licenses, tackle lures and live bait. He offers full and half days of fishing for your conveneince because everyone is different and some enjoy fishing longer than others.
Are you looking to go fishing in the Myrtle Beach area? If you said yes you're in luck. Captain Mark Dickson is Myrtle Beach's first inshore light tackle fishing specialists and offers fishing tours for the whole family. He knows where to catch the best fish as he has lived and fished this area his whole life. He provides great fishing opportunities for beginners to experts and welcomes children of all skill levels. If you're looking to fish Myrtle Beach with an experienced Myrtle Beach fishing guide, look know further than Captain Mark Dickson.
This experienced Myrtle Beach fishing guide only uses the best equipment to provide the most successful fishing trip possible. He provides high quality tackle, Star Rods, Shimano Spinning Reels, and a new Triton 240 LTS with a quiet four stroke outboard motor. He will also provide you with live bait and artificial lures. Some of the fish you'll have a chance to catch depending on the season and tide are Redfish, Flounder, Speckled Trout, Black Drum, Spanish Mackerel, and Bluefish.
If you have a passion for fishing and do it frequent you may enjoy participating in the Annual Grand Strand Fishing Rodeo. It runs from April to October and offers thousands of dollars in prizes. Just enter your catch into the tournament and anglers must be present if they want to win the Grand Prize drawing.
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