Half Day Offshore Fishing Adventure from Tybee Island: Reeling in Black Sea Bass and Spanish Mackerel
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness recommended; ability to stand for extended periods and handle fishing gear is helpful.
Overview
Discover thrilling offshore fishing just minutes from Tybee Island. This half-day tour offers prime chances to catch Black Sea Bass and Spanish Mackerel with expert guidance and all gear included.
Half Day Offshore Fishing
Ages 8+ • 4 Hours • Up to 6 People
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About This Adventure
Embark on an exhilarating 4-hour nearshore fishing adventure! Experience the thrill of catching seasonal species like Black Sea Bass and Spanish Mackerel. With plenty of action and a knowledgeable captain, this family-friendly trip promises unforgettable moments on the water, complete with all necessary gear and licenses provided.
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Duration & Rates
- 4 Hours $800
About
Nearshore/artificial reef trip. About a 1 hour ride to the fishing grounds from the dock. Typically a family-fun fish. Lots of action but keeper fish are limited due to size regulations. Seasonal changes to species and techniques. Seasonal species include Black Sea Bass, Sheepshead, Spanish Mackerel, Shark, Cobia, etc.
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Includes the boat, captain, gear, bait, tackle, licenses and fuel. A tip for the mate and any fish cleaning are not included.
Adventure Tips
Bring Sun Protection
Wear a high-SPF sunscreen and a wide-brimmed hat to protect against strong coastal sun exposure.
Stay Hydrated
Pack plenty of water as the open deck can get hot during sunny days on the water.
Wear Non-Slip Shoes
Choose footwear with good traction to stay safe on wet, slippery boat surfaces.
Listen to the Captain
Follow safety instructions closely for a smooth and secure trip on the offshore waters.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Dolphins frequently spotted near the boat
- Ospreys nesting along the shorelines
History
Tybee Island features a historic lighthouse dating back to 1736, guiding mariners for centuries along the Georgia coast.
Conservation
Local charters follow sustainable fishing practices, including catch limits and catch-and-release policies to protect fish populations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Polarized Sunglasses
Reduces glare from the water for better visibility when spotting fish and protecting your eyes.
summer specific
Lightweight Fishing Gloves
Protect your hands from line cuts and improve grip during handling of fish and gear.
Layered Clothing
Early season trips can be cool; layers help manage temperature changes on the water.
spring specific
Waterproof Jacket
Fall weather can bring sudden showers; a waterproof jacket keeps you dry and comfortable.
fall specific