GEORGIA
FISHING CHARTERS

Savannah is Georgia's largest coastal city, with access to miles of tidal creeks, the Savannah River, and productive offshore waters. Inshore fishing for redfish, flounder, and speckled trout is exceptional in the surrounding marsh system, while offshore trips target snapper, grouper, and pelagic species.

Tybee Island sits at the mouth of the Savannah River where it meets the Atlantic, creating a dynamic fishing environment where inshore and offshore species converge. The island's pier, jetties, and surrounding waters produce excellent catches of redfish, flounder, tarpon, and nearshore species.

St. Simons Island is the heart of Georgia's Golden Isles, surrounded by productive tidal creeks, sounds, and reefs. The island's charter fleet targets redfish, speckled trout, and flounder inshore, with offshore trips running to live-bottom reefs and artificial structures for snapper and grouper.

Jekyll Island is a state park barrier island with pristine fishing waters along its creeks, sounds, and Atlantic-facing beach. The island's relatively undeveloped character ensures healthy fish populations, with excellent inshore fishing for redfish and trout and nearshore action for sharks and tarpon.

Brunswick sits at the crossroads of Georgia's Golden Isles, with the St. Simons Sound, Brunswick River, and extensive marsh system providing a world-class inshore fishery. The city's working waterfront and deep-water port create structure that holds redfish, sheepshead, and flounder year-round.

Darien is a historic shrimping town on the Altamaha River, Georgia's largest river system. The Altamaha River delta is one of the most pristine and productive estuaries on the East Coast, offering exceptional fishing for redfish, speckled trout, flounder, and tarpon in a wild, undeveloped setting.