Springmaid Pier
Pier, Fishing Area, and Beach
Myrtle Beach
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Sally ParkSeptember 18, 2013Great fishing pier, though all I caught were some Searobin that I couldn't do much with. $7 for a fishing pass for Springmaid Resort guests, $9 if not staying. $1 spectating fee to walk on the pier.
TellyJune 15, 2010Great place to do some fishing (if you have a saltwater fishing license) or watch the waves, spy on jellyfish, observe the fishers, & wait for the sharks to come in when they clean their catch.- AUDIOMINDApril 24, 2011Strange to close the pier at 12am, yet leave the lights on all the way down it. One of the better ones though.
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