moderate
3–5 hours
Participants should have basic mobility and be comfortable spending time on a boat with some standing and moving.
Discover private nearshore fishing charters on St. Simons Island, Georgia, with expert guides and personalized service. Perfect for anglers seeking a memorable day on the water.
For all ages! • 4, 6, or 8 Hour Fishing Charter • Up to 6 people • Starting at $500
4 Hour Fishing Charter - $500 6 Hour Fishing Charter- $750 8 Hour Fishing Charter- $1000
All prices cover the first 2 guests. Additional guests are $50 each
Maximum guests: 6
Nearshore fishing charters typically take place from the beachline out to about 5 miles and target species such as shark, tarpon, bull redfish, and jack crevalle depending on the time of year. If you have a specific request for what species to target it is best to reach out to the captain to discuss prior to booking. Sharks are reliable from May through September. Tarpon from mid-June through September. Bull Redfish from October through mid November. Jack Crevalle are targets of opportunity but are caught during the warmest months.
We recommend wearing non marking shoes and avoid sunscreen with avobenzone or oxybenzone as it will turn our boats orange. We will have zinc sunscreen that you are welcome to use but please feel free to use what you're comfortable with. We have children's life jackets onboard but if you have one that you know is comfortable for the child please bring it for them.
All of our trips cover all of your bait, tackle, life jackets, ice, bottled water, and fishing cleaning. You are always welcome to bring your own food and drink but we ask that you not bring glass bottles onboard.
St. Simons Island has strong sunshine; wear a hat and sunscreen to protect your skin.
Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated throughout your fishing charter.
Morning and evening temperatures can be cooler; layering helps you stay comfortable all day.
Follow the guide's advice on casting techniques and boat safety for the best experience.
St. Simons Island has a rich maritime history dating back to colonial times, with fishing playing a key economic role.
Local guides emphasize catch-and-release practices and help protect Georgia’s fragile coastal ecosystems.
Reduces glare off the water to help you see fish and protects your eyes from UV rays.
summer specific
Useful to stay dry during sudden rain showers common in springtime.
spring specific
Provides traction and safety when moving around the wet deck.
Keeps you hydrated throughout your fishing charter.