Inshore Fishing Charter in Savannah: Catch Redfish and More in Georgia’s Tidal Waters
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; must be able to stand and move comfortably on a boat.
Overview
Explore Georgia’s tidal waters on a 4-hour inshore fishing charter near Savannah. Target Redfish and more, guided by an expert captain with all gear provided for an unforgettable coastal adventure.
Inshore Fishing Charter 4 Hours
Starting at $500 • Up to 4 passengers
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About This Adventure
Embark on an exhilarating 4-hour fishing charter in Georgia’s tidal waters, targeting the prized Redfish and a variety of inshore species. Enjoy a fully equipped experience with a knowledgeable captain, all necessary gear, and the thrill of reeling in your catch. Perfect for family, friends, or co-workers seeking adventure!
Ready to fish?!
Rates
Fishing Charter - $500
Duration
4 Hours CALL TO BOOK IF UNAVAILABLE ONLINE
About
Come with us to search Georgia’s tidal waters for the highly sought after fighting Redfish and other various inshore fish, such as the Speckled Sea Trout, Flounder, Lady Fish, Sheepshead and Black Drum. Invite family, friends or co-workers.
Included
- Captain
- Bait
- Gear
- Licenses
- Fuel
What to Bring (available for purchase)
- Dramamine/Advil/Tylenol
- Water/Gatorade/Drinks & Snacks (there are coolers on the boat, and you can bring coolers for the fish you catch, remember to keep the size within reason)
- Sunscreen
- Hats/Visors
- Polarized Sunglasses
- Rain Gear/Wind Breaker/Hoodie – Layers of Clothing
- Water Shoes/Non Slip Shoes
- Camera
- Waterproof Bag (For wallets & phones)
- Towel/Hand Towel
Gratuities
Gratuity is not included in your trip price, and we are in the service industry, so 20% tips are a wonderful thought for your Captain who will work hard for you and clean your catch.
Adventure Tips
Check tide charts before your trip
Fishing success depends on tides; plan around high or moving tides for the best Redfish action.
Bring sunscreen and wear a hat
Sun protection is crucial on the water, even on cloudy days.
Dress in layers for changing conditions
Morning coolness can give way to warm afternoons, so bring light, breathable clothes you can adjust.
Stay hydrated and bring snacks
Four hours on the water means you’ll want to stay refreshed and energized.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bottlenose dolphins
- Osprey birds
History
Savannah’s tidal river system has supported fishing communities since the 18th century, blending rich natural resources with cultural heritage.
Conservation
The charter promotes catch-and-release practices to support local fish populations and minimize ecological impact.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Polarized sunglasses
Reduces water glare so you can spot fish and stay comfortable in bright sun.
summer specific
Lightweight fishing gloves
Helpful for handling fish and gear while protecting your hands.
Water-resistant jacket
Protects against unexpected rain and wind on the water.
spring specific
Fishing hat with neck flap
Offers sun protection for your face and neck during long exposure.
summer specific