Savannah Deep Sea Fishing Charters
Savannah Deep Sea Fishing Charters
Best Deep Sea Fishing Charters in Savannah
Best Deep Sea Fishing Charters in Savannah
Savannah: 16 fishing charters available
Captain Buddyโs
Captain Buddyโs
Hilton Head Island
• 26 ft
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6 persons
Take to the South Carolinaโs inshore and offshore waters for a whole host of experiences with Captain Buddy.
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Black Dog Fishing Charters
Black Dog Fishing Charters
Hilton Head Island
• 28 ft
•
6 persons
Looking for an exciting, family-friendly day out on board a charter that has a high percentage of fish catching and a fluffy, four-legged first mate?
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Above & Below Charters
Above & Below Charters
Hilton Head Island
• 38 ft
•
8 persons
For your next vacation in South Carolina, youโre going to want to book a trip with Above & Below Charters.
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Southern Saltwater Adventures
Southern Saltwater Adventures
Tybee Island
• 28 ft
•
6 persons
Captain Jon Braun and Southern Saltwater Adventures welcome you aboard for an adventure on the open ocean.
Cool Cat Charters
Cool Cat Charters
Hilton Head Island
• 30 ft
•
6 persons
Welcome to the Hilton Head Island in South Carolina. Youโll find many opportunities to relax and of course to do some fishing.
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Sea Deez Fishing Charters
Sea Deez Fishing Charters
Hilton Head Island
• 26 ft
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4 persons
Sea Deez Fishing Charters is here to help you have an unforgettable day on the water.
Angie Girl Sports Fishing Charters
Angie Girl Sports Fishing Charters
Richmond Hill
• 32 ft
•
6 persons
Spend an unforgettable day on the water with Angie Girl Sports Fishing Charters!
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Top Shot Sport Fishing Hilton Head
Top Shot Sport Fishing Hilton Head
Hilton Head Island
• 31 ft
•
6 persons
Top Shot Sport Fishing is located in Hilton Head, SC, and specializes in nearshore and offshore adventures.
Deep Sea Fishing in Savannah
Deep Sea Fishing in Savannah
Savannah is the oldest city in Georgia, and attracts visitors year-round. But there’s one thing tourists may forget about – deep sea fishing in Savannah, Georgia! Located on the border with South Carolina, the city offers a short run to the Gulf Stream, bringing plenty of angling opportunities.
What to Expect
While not as close to the Gulf Stream nor the continental shelf as North Carolina and Florida, deep sea fishing in Savanna, GA, is comparable to that in South Carolina. While the Stream itself lies about 60 miles offshore, its impact can be felt just 10 or 20 miles offshore, giving you the chance to land some monster fish on even a six hour trip.
Most trips tend to last a little longer, however, with charter captains preferring to maximize your time fishing. Spend a full day our even longer on the water to get the most out of these rich fishing grounds.
Beware, though, as the choppy waters of the Atlantic Ocean are not for the faint-hearted. You’ll want to have your sea legs ready, along with plenty of experience with a rod and reel, before coming aboard to battle it out with some prized fish.
What fish can I catch?
Depending on how far out you go, there’s a range of different fish on offer when deep sea fishing in Savannah, GA. In the shallow waters up to 20 miles out, you can expect some delicious and strong Groupers, Snappers, Cobia, Barracuda, Amberjacks, and more.
Head a little further out, and the real monster fish start biting. Every angler worth their salt will relish the opportunity to go up against Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, and even Marlin, as you look to land the catch of a lifetime.
When to Go
Unlike the inshore fishing on offer in Savannah year-round, deep sea fishing has a very set season. Not only do the waters get dangerously choppy in winter, but the big fish also disappear. Your best bet for a successful Savannah deep sea fishing charter is in summer, as the pelagic fish migrate north along the east coast, with the season typically running from May through September.
How to Prepare
Depending on how far you go out, you may have a different fishing experience. Some boats that take you up to 20 miles out may be a bit exposed to the elements. Make sure to wrap up warm if you’re fishing from a center console or something similar. Boasts that take you far offshore, meanwhile, will usually feature a cabin for your comfort. You should still take care, but you’ll be sure to feel at home aboard these bigger vessels.
However far you go, though, it’s likely that you’ll need to bring your own drinks and snacks. Check with your captain if they’ll provide a cooler for you to stock them in or if you need to bring your own, and away you go.
This is so much more than just a historical town with a seafront. Come deep sea fishing in Savannah, GA, and experience it all!
Savannah
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Based on 24,785 reviews by FishingBooker anglers
What anglers said about Deep Sea Fishing in Savannah
What anglers said about Deep Sea Fishing in Savannah
Shades, a good hat, and sun screen along with a great attitude and remember that even when they are not hitting, it is better than a day in the office.
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5
Shades, a good hat, and sun screen along with a great attitude and remember that even when they are not hitting, it is better than a day in the office.
Anthony T.
Savannah, GA
Go out during the time of year that the fish you want to catch are biting.
4.7
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5
Go out during the time of year that the fish you want to catch are biting.
Guy B.
Cumming, Georgia
Sunscreen. And to not try and specifically target a single species. To many options and variables just go and have fun. A bad day on the water is still a great day
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5
Sunscreen. And to not try and specifically target a single species. To many options and variables just go and have fun. A bad day on the water is still a great day
Chris J.
Alexandria, Kentucky
Go later in March we were here early probly a week to early but definitely go fishing down here
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Go later in March we were here early probly a week to early but definitely go fishing down here
Kevin T.
Savannah, Georgia
Bring a hat, sunscreen, and a jacket. Most definitely be prepared to document your experience with either a camera or phone. The captain was very knowledgeable about historical places and landmarks, as well as about the wildlife. We saw many migratory birds. In my opinion, this added tremendously to the experience.
Most of all, be open minded, and willing to experience it all. Just because you dont catch fish, doesnt mean you wont have a good time.
5.0
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5
Bring a hat, sunscreen, and a jacket. Most definitely be prepared to document your experience with either a camera or phone. The captain was very knowledgeable about historical places and landmarks, as well as about the wildlife. We saw many migratory birds. In my opinion, this added tremendously to the experience.
Most of all, be open minded, and willing to experience it all. Just because you dont catch fish, doesnt mean you wont have a good time.
Tim B.
High Point, NC
The experience was fantastic. 1st the live bait had to be caught. Then captain Matt knew where to go to catch fish. We were reeling in as fast as the bait hit the water. Great fishing day.
5.0
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5
The experience was fantastic. 1st the live bait had to be caught. Then captain Matt knew where to go to catch fish. We were reeling in as fast as the bait hit the water. Great fishing day.
Patricia P.
Atlanta, GA
Fish for what is in season for best results or come when what you want to catch is in.
5.0
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5
Fish for what is in season for best results or come when what you want to catch is in.
Christopher G.
McDonough, Georgia