Bull Creek is a distinctive tidal creek system flowing through both Georgetown and Horry Counties in South Carolina, serving as a tributary to Little Bull Creek before ultimately connecting the Great Pee Dee River to the Waccamaw River. This coastal waterway diverges from the Great Pee Dee approximately half a mile downstream of US Highway 701 Bridge, initially flowing eastward before joining the larger river system. The creek features the characteristic low-gradient, tidal influence common to South Carolina's coastal plain waterways, creating productive brackish and freshwater environments that support diverse fish populations. With its connection to major river systems and proximity to the Intracoastal Waterway in Horry County, Bull Creek offers anglers access to both freshwater and estuarine species in a less pressured setting compared to more well-known coastal destinations.