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Gulf Stream fishing off Myrtle Beach/Little River

Ja Rhule

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Most charters only hold a 6 pack license. Otherwise you have to go on a head boat.

OIFC.COM Check out Captain Brant and the guys at Ocean Isle. Short trip from N. Myrtle.

Also, Feeding Frenzy Charters with Captain Keith. These guys know their stuff.

If it were just a couple of you I'd take you on my boat. We probably wouldn't catch many fish (I'm just learning the blue water thing), and I'd require you to bring at least one topless hottie.

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Huh? Gulf Stream is 30-40 miles off Little River coast.

Nevermind looked it up.

It's only about 30 miles long. was about to say that woulda been crazy if that river was that big. And now that I think about it it makes zero sense because don't you have to cross an entirely new river just to get to SC anyway?

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