If you aren’t lucky enough to have access to a pier, like these lucky ducks, to go crabbing, I found three great public crabbing/fishing spots. Folly Beach County Park This is my favorite and, in my opinion, the very best public spot to go crabbing on Folly Island. It has clean restrooms, changing booths, outdoor…
If you’re lucky enough to call the beautiful Charleston County area your home, you have an abundance of great crabbing spots for you and the family. I did a bit of research online, read every forum post, and asked local crabbers to find the absolute best crabbing spots right in Charleston, SC. My top two…
Just across the Ashley River, James Island is a green getaway from the busy, yet exciting, city of Charleston. Here you’ll find plenty of small creeks and saltwater marshes that are perfect for catching South Carolina blue crabs. Let’s look into a few public spots to go crabbing on James Island, SC. You can go…
Mt. Pleasant, just across the Cooper River from Charleston, is home to plenty of saltwater marshes and tidal creeks. It’s the perfect spot to catch blue crabs in Charleston County Area. Don’t think because you don’t have your own pier or water access that you can’t catch a crab dinner. I did some research and…
Part of the Lowcountry region of the United States, Hilton Head Island is known for its golf courses, beaches, and fishing spots. For any crab lovers planning a trip to Hilton Head, I found the top three public crabbing spots on the Island. The fishing pier at Pinckney Island, the bridge along Singleton Beach Road,…
Just a forty-five-minute trip south from Myrtle Beach, Pawley Island is a fisherman’s paradise. The humble island is known for its plentiful saltwater marshes where many fish and blue crabs call home. With water on every side and fishing piers galore, Pawley Island is a hotspot for fishermen and recreational crabbers alike. My top three…
If you haven’t been to Murrells Inlet, it’s saltwater marshes as far as the eye can see. I think the better question to ask is where can I not go crabbing. My top three spots to go crabbing are at Veterans Pier near the Marshwalk, the pier at Morse Park Landing, and Oyster Shell Landing….
Myrtle Beach, one of the most popular vacation spots on the east coast and the hub of the Grand Strand, a 60-mile string of white sandy beaches. While Myrtle Beach is known for its amusement rides and golf courses, it’s also a great place to go crabbing! South Carolina, along with Louisiana and The…