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Whether it’s panfish, mackerel, sheepshead or flounder, South Carolina’s fishing piers provide plenty of angling opportunities. Pier fishing is one of South Carolina’s oldest angling traditions, and July has always been a great month for catching fish from these structures.
Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a novice looking for a memorable fishing experience, South Carolina’s top 10 fishing piers showcase the state’s natural beauty and offer ample opportunities to reel in impressive catches.
Fishing piers can be found across the state, offering shorebound anglers a solid platform for casting and a built-in structure that attracts bait fish and their sought-after predators. Many of the fishing piers along the coast feature amenities like restrooms, seating, bait shops, lighting and even restaurants.
Myrtle Beach piers are some of the best spots for locals and vacationers to drop a line and enjoy the world-class fishing that South Carolina offers. You’ll see young and old anglers casting their rods into the Atlantic in hopes of landing a fresh flounder for dinner or perhaps a photo-worthy whopper to show their friends back home.
A South Carolina fishing license is generally required to harvest clams, shrimp, crab, oysters and fish. Exceptions include fishing on a licensed public fishing pier charging a fee for fishing. For more information on South Carolina saltwater fishing regulations, click here.
And, thanks to the many fishing piers around Charleston, these bountiful spots are right at your doorstep. Address: 71 Harry M. Hallman Jr. Blvd, Mount Pleasant. Working hours: Stretching out into Cooper River, the 1,250′ Mount Pleasant Pier offers scenic views of Charleston Harbor and the surrounding area.
The Cherry Grove Fishing Pier 3500 North Ocean Boulevard · North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29582 · 843-249-1625
The marine life that attaches itself to the pilings of this 985-foot North Myrtle Beach pier attract a wide variety of fish, including bluefish, red drum, pompano and sea trout. Use live bait, like shrimp or sand fleas, and cast and let your bait drift with the tide.
Fishing, walking, birding, and the opportunity to enjoy breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the "Edge of America" are just some of the possibilities at the Edwin S. Taylor Folly Beach Fishing Pier, where you can find some of the best saltwater fishing in the area.
The New Surfside Beach Fishing Pier is OPEN! The pier opened at 5:30 p.m. on March 14, 2024, during the celebration of the town's 60th anniversary of being incorporated. Please review the Surfside Beach Fishing Pier Rules before planning your visit.