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The Legends of Murrells Inlet: Old School Stories You’ve Never Heard Ep. 6

The Legends of Murrells Inlet: Old School Stories You’ve Never Heard Ep. 6

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Before the jetties. Before GPS. Before 120-day seasons and 80-rod head boats. This week the Captain's Report bus is packed with Murrells Inlet natives, old school, middle school, and new school and they're not holding anything back. 🎣 Capt. Frogg, Bobby Strickland, Capt. Jason, Capt. Jack, Capt. Collin and the crew dig deep into what Murrells Inlet used to look like: when it was the second most treacherous inlet on the East Coast, when you had to do S-turns just to get a boat in, and when legends like AC Strickland — the Barefoot Millionaire — would twist bare wires together to turn on his radio and fish 30 miles offshore with nothing but a smoke trail to find him. Then Jack tells the full story of the night he snuck out on a full moon, caught five tiger sharks (biggest estimated at 600lbs), a cooler full of cobia, and a 27lb king, with no lights on the boat. And then there's Capt. Hoss, who used to drop his pants and moon a federal judge from the observation deck of the New Inlet Princess. With 140 passengers on board. This is the episode the crew promised you back in Episode 1. The legends episode is here. 🎬 WHAT'S IN THIS EPISODE - The history of Murrells Inlet before the jetties and why it was one of the most dangerous inlets on the East Coast - How old-school captains used to time the tides just to get in and out of the inlet - AC Strickland, the Barefoot Millionaire: twisted wires for a radio, fished 30 miles offshore by smoke trail, ran on Crisco when he ran out of oil - Capt. Frogg's origin story, two G's in his pocket, jumping waves to surf - Growing up on the docks: Robert at 14, jumping off a rooftop for a mate job - The night Robert snuck out shark fishing: 5 tiger sharks, a cooler of cobia, and no lights - Capt. Hoss: the legend who mooned a federal judge in front of 140 people - Frogg's path from fishing to watersports and why it was the right move - How Capt. Collin got started at age 12 on Capt. Justin's Ambush - What tournament fishing in your teens does for your reputation and who it pisses off - The call from Charles Stone of Marlin Quay: "Be in my office at 5. Your choice." - The bridge generation: living old-school AND new-school Murrells Inlet ⏱ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - Cold open highlights 0:24 - Welcome back: a bus full of Murrells Inlet natives 1:07 - How Capt. Frogg got his name 1:53 - Murrells Inlet before the jetties: the second most treacherous inlet on the East Coast 5:12 - Party boats on WWII PT boat hulls and catching the tide to get home 8:25 - H C Strickland, the Barefoot Millionaire: wire radios, Crisco oil, and a smoke trail at sea 14:25 - How BK went from Loris to head boat mate at 14 years old 16:36 - What it was like working for old-school captains: the hand-on-the-shoulder moment 24:08 - Growing up in Garden City — loose bumpers, lowriders, and noise ordinances 27:12 - Jason's move from charter fishing to watersports 28:49 - Capt. Collin's story: started at age 12 on the Ambush, 8 years later still here 32:31 - Winning tournaments as a teenager and what that cost you in the room 38:47 - The call from Charles Stone of Marlin Quay: "Be in my office at 5 or don't show up" 39:09 - The photo: 15-year-old Robert, five tiger sharks, and a cooler of cobia 42:10 - The full story: shark fishing at night with no lights 44:16 - Capt. Hoss: the legend who mooned a federal judge on a sunset cruise 45:50 - The bridge generation and the future of the inlet 48:00 - Wrap-up, tight lines & subscribe 📍 CAPTAINS ON THE BUS THIS EPISODE Capt. Robert — Fish Finder I, Fish Finder Fishing Charters Capt. Caleb — Carolina Hook & Fly, Carolina Hook and Fly Guide Service Capt. Frogg —Bobby Strickland (BK) — *(Murrells Inlet native & special guest)* Capt. Jason Burton — FishZilla, Murrells Inlet Fishing Charters Capt. Jack — Black Diamond, Fish Finder Fishing Charters Capt. Collin — Carolina Hook & Fly Capt. Joe — Fish Finder III, Fish Finder Fishing Charters 🔗 FIND US & BOOK A TRIP 🌐 Website: https://thecaptainsreportpodcast.com 🤝 Our Sponsors: https://thecaptainsreportpodcast.com/sponsors/ 📅 We film live on location. Check our social media for dates and locations 📲 Follow us: ▸ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecaptainsreport/ ▸ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheCaptainsReport ▸ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thecaptainsreport 👍 Enjoyed this one? Like, subscribe, and hit the bell so you don't miss an episode. New episodes every week, plus clips and Shorts between drops. #CaptainsReport #CharterFishing #MurrellsInlet #SouthCarolinaFishing #FishingCaptain #CharterBoat #OffshoreFishing #TigerShark #SharkFishing #FishingStories #FishingPodcast ABOUT THE CAPTAIN'S REPORT The Captain's Report is a weekly show where charter fishing captains from Murrells Inlet and Myrtle Beach, SC share unfiltered stories from the water, wild fishing tales, charter chaos, ...
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