UPDATE: 10-25-13 The Christmas Creek entrance this year is to the North of the creek mouth. As you go South along Cumberland Beach you'll see the shoaling a few hundred yards East of the mouth of the creek. Enter Christmas Creek between the shoaling and the beach as you go South. As you enter the entrance between the shoals and the beach, look for your hard right turn to go directly into the creek mouth. Best to try at least an hour after low tide for that area. If you plan on coming out after high tide, best to be at the mouth no later than 4 1/2 hours after high tide unless your boat draws less than a foot like flats boats and Carolina Skifs. I like to go in about an hour after low tide and fish through the rising tide and then make my way out. I made this update because this Blog post is one of my top posts which I wouldn't have know when I originally wrote it. Christmas Creek has some of the best fishing around and if you are...
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