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My best advice is to go on google maps/earth. Find a body of water you like, and follow it til you find a public access point. Not much public access around this area of SC. Most boat launches don't allow fishing and everything else is private. There are a few spots though (and probably some more I haven't found). Just gotta put in the work. Good luck!

Thank you, but all of the fish in this video are not fragile species and are completely fine even if they fall on dry ground/held with dry hands. Additionally, if we REALLY cared about every single fish, we wouldnt be putting hooks through their heads to begin with :) Have a nice day.

@@grandstrandangler8129 Simple, polite suggestions to reduce your impact, but you can ignore the advice if your pride won’t allow it. Just because you don’t care doesn’t mean you couldn’t be better 🤷🏻. Have a nice day.

@@your_favorite_chode_merchant Sure man.

i'll cry myself to sleep over this.

Freshwater Fishes of South Carolina book. It has an identification key, but after a while you'll remember the distinctions between common species in your area.

If you're that worried about the well-being of a fish, it'd be best to not fish at all. Nothing hurting them worse than the hook in their mouth.

I get mine off of tenkarabum.com

Red Drum and different sharks are very common. At night time you can get some Weakfish from the shore as well. Lots of mullet in the waves so you can cast net mullet and collect sand fleas in the surf. Sometimes a nice flounder will bite mullet in the surf too.

I think the new weather coming in and the el nino this year is making it wonky. In 2 weeks or so the fishing should get more consistent and easier. I see no correlation between the tide and catching fish. I dont fish in north myrtle but all beaches are a little different. I would say just keep sticking with it and wait out this transitional period. The fish should be moving in any time now. What are you using for bait/rigs?

@@grandstrandangler8129 I've been using Carolina rig, hi lo rig, and been using shrimp

The most difficult pond to catch bass in Market Commons is the main very large pond. That pond probably has the biggest bass but good luck catching them. Remember there's lots of ponds that stretch that whole road. There's about 7 of them and you can catch fish in all of them. I'd suggest a rooster tail in the spring during the day and a small spinnerbait when the water cools off. Right now is a good time to fish anything topwater in the early morning and at night.

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Sadly, the closest lake to Myrtle Beach is in North Carolina. Also, It'll be difficult to catch carp in general here. Your best bet is the location in this video or a private pond that you have permission to fish (good luck finding that). We're not an area known for our carp fishing.

I gotchu. Currently making some more videos now. I'll do some informative stuff about how to target different fish from the surf. You must have been fishing during the big Spot run. They only come through thick about 2 times a year but there's thousands of them so it's hard to catch any other fish using shrimp, squid, or worms. Best thing to do would probably be to catch one of them and use it as cutbait for the bigger Reds and Flounder feeding on them.

Appreciate ya and I agree. I still want to get an Obesus that isn't hybridized

No, I haven't. I do it at night time though. you'd only have a problem if you're careless about it (shark fishing in the middle of the day around swimmers). But if someone stops you, just say you're targetting Red Drum but going for whatever bites.

#30 tanago hooks 👍🏻

I appreciate you trying to help, but you are incorrect. You can tell because a Flathead has a more squared off caudal fin vs. a forked caudal fin in Channel Catfish.

Appreciate it. There's some good fish around here but the ocean is very seasonal. Bite will be hot around May and continue til mid-late november. Good luck. Hope to see you out there

#30 tanago hooks.

Thanks

You cannot fish in this area. I was only allowed to because I have worked with the owner before.

Possibly, but I'm pretty positive it was a Bluegill. Spotted Sunnies don't have those vertical bars, they're more oblong and fatter, and those little black spots were most likely parasites. Never 100% sure with the small ones though. Especially because the spotted's can hybridize. Thanks for watchin!

I appreciate it. I never weigh fish unless I keep them (which is rare) because most methods of weighing can be dangerous for the fish. In this particular video, I was only going to keep a Flounder if I was 100% sure it was above the legal size. Anything within 2 or 3 inches was going back in the drink. Thanks for watching!

I appreciate it once again! Thanks!

Golden Topminnow, Eastern Mosquitofish, Bluegill, Bluespotted Sunfish (female), Largemouth Bass, and Pumpkinseed. Thanks for watching!

Thanks broski. Is it mostly carp species in indonesia?

My turtle identification is lackluster at best. Thanks for watchin!

palomar knot for braid to swivel, and a fishermen's knot/clinch knot for the mono to hook.

The name of the reel is slipping my mind currently. I'll check when I get home. There's a few places you can get the hooks but Tenkarabum.com is where I get mine. Lots of japanese-style fishing equipment there. I get the size #30 snelled tanago hooks and the size #22 loose. Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!

Also, the reel is a Penn Battle II 1000 size

@@grandstrandangler8129 love it man keep doin you brother small or big the content is there an thanks for the website definitely checking that out

Walmart-bought nightcrawlers. I use small scissors to cut the worms to size. Trying to pinch off small enough pieces just makes you frustrated and messy.

For more durable bait, I cut a very tiny piece off of 1” Berkeley gulp minnows to catch shiners and minnows. The bright color makes it easier to sight fish.

@@jimmymac4559 I have done the same in dire circumstances while ocean fishing. Works well

Oh you will. Two swimmers got bit by sharks this week. That means the shark bite is hot...Just be careful. I never wade out more than a foot deep past sunset. Also, Cherry Grove is known for the world record Tiger Shark if i'm not mistaken. There is also a metric ton of sharks teeth to be found on the beach in Cherry Grove. Have fun, be safe, and good luck! Thanks for watching.

@@grandstrandangler8129 We go to cherry grove every year on vacation and find a lot of shark teeth, next week will be our first-time surf fishing at night there

@@hardsincigar8505 Best of luck. My best advice is to get heavy PYRAMID sinkers. 4 oz for anything 20lb test and lighter. Nothing worse than having a beach fishing day and it not working out because the current is throwing your rig to the shore.

@@grandstrandangler8129 thanks

​@Grand Strand Angler what about 50 lb test how heavy of a sinker