44 Fishing Charters
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All trips are based out of Jekyll Island but offer pickup locations on St.Simons Island, Brunswick, and Darien, GA. Come enjoy beautiful coastal Georgia as you catch fish and make lifetime memories. The captain's focus is solely on providing a great time for everyone.
For the seafarers that do better tucked away in the marsh creeks and winding rivers, this is for you. It is a bit more of a challenge, but can be well worth the reward! All trips are subject to availability and mother nature's blessings. Licenses, bait, all the tackle, water, and fish cleaning included!
A four hour inshore trip fishing for Redfish, Trout, and Flounder. We use live shrimp or mullet for the best result.
We will target the inshore species biting during the season of your trip. We will target them by bottom fishing, float rigs, drifting, and whatever other tactics needed to get on the bite. All gear and bait will be provided.
Our four hour trips tend to be the most popular choice. These inshore trips allow us to cover muliple areas with the ability to make a few short runs if necessary. For these trips we mainly target redfish, speckled trout, flounder and black drum.
This 4 hour trip is to target local inshore species for eating or catch and release. Certain species are prohibited from keeping in are waters Each additional peraon is $75
Light tackle inshore exploring the coastal waterways around tybee.
Instructional catch and release fishing inshore waters of Savannah, GA
A targeted light-tackle adventure navigating the rivers for Redfish, Trout, and Flounder. Whether you are a seasoned angler or casting a line for the very first time, Captain Rusty adapts the trip to your skill level to ensure everyone has a fun day on the water. All trips are family-friendly, but there's a special package created specifically for the youngest of anglers: 3-Hour Family & Kids Fishing Introduction: A fast-paced, high-action trip designed to keep young anglers engaged and reeling in fish.
Flounder fishing in Georgia, United States is all about shallow marshes, winding creeks, and sandy flats. These Flatfish hide on the bottom, then strike fast. They are tasty, fight well on light tackle, and make a fun goal for anglers of all ages.
Most captains target Flounder with inshore fishing and bottom fishing. You will drift live shrimp, mud minnows, or small mullet along drop-offs and creek mouths. Soft-plastic jigs also work well; a jig is a weighted hook you bounce near the bottom. Some anglers try flounder gigging at night where it is legal, using lights to spot fish in clear, shallow water.
Trips usually run a half day in calm, protected waters. The run to the first spot is short, and the action can be steady around a moving tide. This is great for first-timers, kids, and anyone who loves hands-on fishing. Captains typically provide rods, tackle, and bait. Bring sun protection, drinks, snacks, a hat, and non-marking shoes. Ask your captain what is supplied and what you may keep.
Georgia’s best Flounder areas include the tidal waters around Savannah and Wassaw Sound, the marshes near St. Simons and Brunswick, and the sounds off St. Catherines and Sapelo. Farther south, look to the creeks and grass lines around Cumberland Island and the St. Marys River. Focus on points, oyster edges, docks, and sandy pockets at the mouths of creeks.
Before you go, check Georgia fishing license rules and make sure you have any required permits. Review open seasons, harvest limits, and gear restrictions for Flounder, since these can change. If you plan to keep fish, confirm your captain’s policy and current regulations for your trip dates.
