South Carolina is no Chesapeake Bay, but it has more than plenty to offer when it comes to Crabbing and Shrimping. To help you plan your next crabbing trip, I put together the ultimate resource of crabbing locations in the state of South Carolina. South Carolina Crabbing Spots Map To make the map as easy…
Planning my trip to South Carolina, I wanted to know the perfect time for me and my family to go crabbing. There wasn’t a direct guide online on the subject, so I figured I would make one myself. After doing some research, I recommend going crabbing an hour to two after low tide when the…
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,…
Have you ever popped off the shell of a female crab, only to find orange stuff along the top of the shell and the center of the crab? That was me back in the summer during a crab feast. I don’t regularly eat female crabs, but saw the freshly steamed beauty and I couldn’t resist….
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….