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The full day trip allows you to float further down the river, around 7 miles away. Captain Joe will provide you with all the fly and spin tackle you may need.
Wake up early and you'll get to chase massive schools of Hybrid and Striped Bass on Lake Allatoona. Expect to catch some Largemouth Bass and Catfish on the way too. Free cancellation up to seven days prior to the trip!
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.
Trips covers up to 4 people. I provide all bait and tackle, and we will always make sure our clients catch fish and have a great time!
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.
Ready for a true wilderness experience? Join our Backwoods Adventure and explore remote fishing spots off forest service roads. Our expert guides will lead you through rugged terrain to pristine waters, offering personalized fly fishing instruction. Perfect for those seeking an adventurous escape and a chance to catch trout in untouched nature. Ideal for all skill levels. Book now for an unforgettable journey into the wild!
Ready for a true wilderness experience? Join our Backwoods Adventure and explore remote fishing spots off forest service roads. Our expert guides will lead you through rugged terrain to pristine waters, offering personalized fly fishing instruction. Perfect for those seeking an adventurous escape and a chance to catch trout in untouched nature. Ideal for all skill levels. Book now for an unforgettable journey into the wild!
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced angler looking to sharpen your skills, we offer guided fly fishing trips across North Georgia. 3rd, 5th, 7th guests and so on fish for no extra charge. Our guides can host up to 3 guests each.
Instructional catch and release fishing inshore waters of Savannah, GA
Fly fishing in Georgia, United States blends mountain streams with saltwater marshes, so every cast feels fresh. Cool creeks, clear tailwaters, and tidal flats give you many ways to learn, explore, and hook fish.
In the mountains, anglers target Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout, and native Brook Trout. Warm rivers hold Shoal Bass and Redeye Bass that crush surface flies. Along the coast, Redfish, Spotted Seatrout, and the occasional Jack Crevalle will test your backing.
Most trout days mean wading small streams or drifting tailwaters from a raft or drift boat. A 3–5 weight rod works on small creeks; step up to a 5–6 weight for bigger water or streamers. On the coast, a 7–9 weight helps turn Redfish in wind and tide. Match hatches with dries and nymphs, swing streamers after rain, and carry shrimp or crab patterns for the flats.
Trips can suit beginners, families, and seasoned fly anglers. Guides handle the boat and positioning, and they coach your cast. Expect short runs, steady action windows around flows and tides, and stunning scenery. Bring polarized sunglasses, sun protection, a hat, and rain gear. In cooler months, pack waders and warm layers. Hydration and insect repellent help all year.
North Georgia’s Blue Ridge and Chattahoochee headwaters offer classic Trout water. The Toccoa and Chattooga bring bigger flows and rugged views. The Chattahoochee tailwater near Atlanta fishes well for Trout close to the city. Along the Golden Isles and coastal marshes near Brunswick and Savannah, sight casting for Redfish is a highlight.
Before you go, check Georgia fishing license and trout permit rules, local seasons, and any special regulations. Some waters have bait and hook restrictions. Always follow harvest limits and respect private property and access points.
Bull Redfish are moving in the sounds during September, the perfect time to go after that trophy fish! You can catch Flounders even from piers, as well as Whitings. Spotted Seatrouts and Tarpon are kicking in in greater numbers too.
