18 Fishing Charters
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This trip will take you stalking the nearshore waters around Jekyll Island. You'll target Sharks, Tarpon, Whiting, Triple Tails, Redfish, or Flounders. All equipment that you may need is provided by the charter.
Book this trip to spend a whole day fishing for the prized species this area has to offer. The full-day trips allow for expanded fishing areas that may be subject to tide level access. You'll have an experienced captain who'll take you to the best fishing grounds. Target a variety of species like Redfish, Trout, Flounder, Tarpon, and Whiting. The captain will have all the equipment you need, just bring sunscreen. There's a cooler and ice on board but make sure to bring food and drinks, and you're all set!
Fish the inshore for Redfish,Tripletail,Trout, Flounder,Black Drum, and Sheephead. Nearshore targets Cobia, Black Seabass,Spanish &King Mackeral, Barracuda, Amberjacks,and some snapper species. 4 People Max
6 hours fishing beautiful Savanah ga 6 hours is the perfect amount of time to catch some great fish
Half Day charter will be a 4-6 hour fishing trip depending on the tides, weather, etc. All tackle will be provided. Ice and water are provided. Able to accommodate other requests as necessary. Savannah has some of the largest tidal swings on the East Coast. That being said, launch time and location is ever changing. Multiple boat ramps are utilized to combat weather, conditions, time, etc. The finite details of the trip will be discussed 24 hours before the trip to ensure the best possible outcome.
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
Inshore fishing targeting trout, redfish, flounder and sheepshead using live bait under popping cork, or using artificals lures.
Light tackle inshore exploring the coastal waterways around tybee.
Fish the Georgia Coast with Risen Tide Charter Co. Come spend a day on the water with Captain Andrew Allen and experience the incredible inshore fishing around St. Marys, Georgia and Cumberland Island! Our 4- and 6-hour trips target redfish, spotted seatrout, flounder, sheepshead, black drum, and other seasonal species. We fish the tides and conditions to put you in the best areas possible and keep the action coming.
Tarpon are powerful, acrobatic game fish that draw anglers to Georgia’s coast each summer. Here, migrating Silver Kings track bait along sandy beaches, river mouths, and coastal sounds. Tarpon fishing in Georgia, United States blends wild marsh scenery with heart‑stopping strikes and dramatic jumps.
Captains target Tarpon by sight fishing along sandbars and current edges. Common methods include live bait drifting with mullet or menhaden, and casting lures on spinning tackle. Fly fishing also shines when fish roll on calm mornings; guides use baitfish and crab patterns. Strong tackle, sharp circle hooks, and smooth drags help shorten the fight and improve releases.
Most trips run at first light or around moving tides for the best shot. Runs can be short near the beach or inside the sounds, so ride time is usually quick. This experience fits dedicated anglers and adventurous first‑timers. Bring sun protection, polarized sunglasses, a hat, snacks, and water. Expect catch‑and‑release focus, quick photos, and careful handling to keep this iconic sport fish healthy.
Georgia’s broad marshes and barrier islands offer prime ground. Productive areas include the Savannah area and nearby sounds, plus Wassaw, Ossabaw, and Sapelo Sounds. Farther south, the Altamaha and St. Andrews Sounds, St. Simons and Jekyll Island beaches, and Cumberland Sound see steady summer action when bait stacks along the bars.
Before your trip, check Georgia’s fishing license and permit requirements. Review current season guidance, harvest rules, and any Tarpon handling guidelines. Regulations can change, and local captains will advise on the latest best practices.
