Savannah River Fishing Charters

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Savannah River: 25 fishing charters available

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21 ft

Up to 4 people

Electric City Fishing Charters

4.9/5 (96 reviews)
Anderson
Electric City Fishing Charters is located in Anderson, SC. Captain Roth is the business owner and has been a licensed USCG boat captain and running fishing charters for the last 8 years and was born and raised on Lake Hartwell.

"Alright, listen up, folks! Your old man’s just back from a fishin’ trip with Electric City Charters in Anderson, South Carolina, and let me tell ya, it was reel-y something!" —⁠ Brooks,
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US $265

Angler's choice

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25 ft

Up to 6 people

Kingfishers Guide Service

5.0/5 (33 reviews)
Townville
Spend the day with Kingfishers Guide Service and let them show you what makes the fishing in Townville so memorable! Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Fisher can tell you all about the local fishery.

"Fisher is great, professional, polite and very knowledgeable about the lake, hot spots and fish!" —⁠ Marlena,
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US $495
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24 ft

Up to 6 people

Southern Comfort Striper Guide

5.0/5 (12 reviews)
Anderson
If you're ready to love fishing in Anderson, we've got you covered with Southern Comfort Striper Guide. Your guide for the day is Captain Jerry, offering years of professional experience.

" I recently had the pleasure of going on a bass fishing trip with Captain Jerry, and I cannot recommend him enough!" —⁠ Heather,
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US $500
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18 ft

Up to 3 people

4 Reel Fishing Charters

4.9/5 (9 reviews)
Reed Creek
Hartwell has a fish with your name on it, so let Captain Brian help you catch it! Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Brian is prepared to put you on fish.

"Brian was very kind and responsible. He quickly helped us set up all the fishing gear and even baited the hooks with small minnows." —⁠ Jimmy,
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US $300
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25 ft

Up to 6 people

CaptainChip – Clark’s Hill

Just added to our fleet
Modoc
CaptainChip is here to show you the stunning waters of Modoc. Captain William will be your guide, so you'll benefit from their professional experience.
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US $400
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25 ft

Up to 6 people

CaptainChip – Lake Greenwood

Just added to our fleet
Greenwood
Offering Crappie and Striper charters on Lake Greenwood depending on the season. April to June is really good for the crappie. Then the Crappie are good again from late September to late November.
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US $400
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19 ft

Up to 2 people

Parkers Guide Service

Heardmont
Make the most of your time in Elberton and go fishing with Parkers Guide Service.
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US $375
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21 ft

Up to 2 people

AlwaysOnEm

4.9/5 (7 reviews)
Reed Creek
Book your next trip with AlwaysOnEm LLC and find out what the fishing in Reed Creek is all about. Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Donald can tell you all about them.

"While fishing conditions were less than ideal for this time of year, Capt." —⁠ Allen,
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US $351
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24 ft

Up to 6 people

Git R Bent Guide Service LLC

4.9/5 (21 reviews)
Clarks Hill
Enjoy a beautiful day in Clark’s Hill in South Carolina while chasing one of the most targeted fish in SC and Georgia – Striped Bass! These Stripers put up a tough fight and are delicious on the table.

"Crime scene on the boat, we limited out and were at Waffle House..." —⁠ Charles,
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US $600
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25 ft

Up to 6 people

CaptainChip – Lake Hartwell

5.0/5 (4 reviews)
Townville
Lake Hartwell has a fish with your name on it, so let CaptainChip help you catch it! Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain William knows them forwards and back as he has 47 years of experience fishing Hartwell.

"Captain chip is a uniquely passionate and knowledgeable professional." —⁠ Nick, South Carolina
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US $400

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Fishing in Savannah River

Experience world-class angling on the Savannah River, a premier destination where freshwater meets saltwater in a vibrant ecosystem. This 300-mile waterway forms the border between Georgia and South Carolina, offering diverse fishing grounds from Lake Hartwell to the Atlantic Ocean. Anglers enjoy exceptional opportunities year-round across distinct river zones.

The upper and middle sections deliver thrilling freshwater action with Brown, Brook, and Rainbow Trout in cool headwaters, alongside Largemouth, Smallmouth, and Spotted Bass in moving waters. As the river widens near historic Savannah, brackish marshes and tidal creeks yield prized inshore species including Redfish (peak season August-November), Speckled Trout (best November-February), Southern Flounder (abundant May-September), and hard-fighting Sheepshead.

Near the Atlantic confluence, the estuary transitions to saltwater havens where nearshore and offshore charters target seasonal migrations. Summer brings explosive surface action from King Mackerel and Wahoo, while bottom fishing produces Black Sea Bass and Amberjack. Sturgeon and Alligator Gar add prehistoric intrigue to this biodiverse fishery.

Accessible from Augusta to Savannah with reciprocal licensing between states, the river accommodates all skill levels. Half-day excursions provide family-friendly inshore adventures, while full-day trips allow deep exploration of the river's legendary holes and offshore reefs. With its unique blend of habitats and species, the Savannah River stands as the Southeast's ultimate multi-species fishing destination.

Savannah River

4.9/5
Based on 29,212 reviews by FishingBooker anglers

Savannah River Fishing Seasons

January

One of the best things about fishing in winter is Crappie! You’ll find schools of these fish in the upper and middle sections of the river.

February

What other fish loves colder waters? Bass, of course! If you’re hoping to battle it out with a Striper or land a record-breaking Spotted Bass, February is your month. 

March

Bass continue to reign supreme as we move into March. You’ll find Hybrid and Striped Bass making runs up the river to feed.

April

Yep, Bass is in the cards in April too. This is the best time of year to hook into Largemouth Bass in the Savannah River and you’ll also have a shot at tasty Rainbow Trout.

May

Bluegill, Catfish, and Largemouth Bass are up for grabs as we settle into spring. The large number of bait fish in the river sets fishing on fire!

June

It’s your best month to hook into what some argue is the most delicious of its kind – Brook Trout! Give yourself a little extra time on the water, catching this fish requires skill and patience.

July

It’s summertime, and boy can you feel it! Head out early to beat the heat while you fish for massive Catfish. In the upper sections of the river, anglers are still battling it out with Largemouth Bass.

August

It’s hot and most of the river’s fish are seeking cooler waters. The deeper the water, the more likely you are to come across a variety of Bass. Alternatively, head out in search of Tarpon where the river empties into the Atlantic. 

September

Early fall can be one of the best times on the river! The waters are cooling and the crowds are gone, meaning you’ll have all the Spotted Bass and Catfish to yourself.

October

Speckled Trout and Redfish start to move into the lower sections of the river, as they seek out shallower waters. Further north, you can try for Largemouth Bass and Catfish.

November

If you’re hoping to snag some of those saltwater fish, this is your best chance. Speckled Trout and Redfish make moves in the lower sections of the river.

December

December might as well be called “Bass month.” Striped, Hybrid, Largemouth, and Smallmouth are all available in different sections of the river and the surrounding waterways.

Savannah River Fishing Calendar

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What anglers said about fishing in Savannah River

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