We offer inshore light tackle fishing throughout Tybee Island and Savannah, GA, focusing on relaxed, hands-on fishing charters designed for families, children, and anglers who are new to the sport. Our goal is to create an easygoing day on the water where everyone feels comfortable, engaged, and excited to fish. From calm coastal waters to productive marshes and flats, inshore fishing gives us the opportunity to enjoy steady action and scenic surroundings without long offshore runs.
Inshore Light Tackle Fishing Along the Georgia Coast
Inshore fishing is ideal for anglers who want an active, interactive experience. Using light tackle allows us to feel every strike and enjoy the challenge that comes with targeting fish in shallow water. We spend our days fishing tidal creeks, marsh edges, and nearshore areas where conditions are often calmer and more accessible for all ages.
Our fishing charters are planned around local tides, seasons, and weather, helping us stay flexible and focused on productive water. Whether it’s a first trip for a child or a relaxed outing for the whole family, we tailor each trip to match the group on board.
Fish We Commonly Target Inshore
The waters around Tybee Island and Savannah are home to a wide range of popular inshore species. Depending on the season, we often focus on redfish cruising the flats, trout holding along deeper edges, flounder tucked into sandy bottoms, and even sharks that roam the coastal waters. Inshore fishing gives us the chance to mix variety with steady action, which keeps trips fun and engaging for everyone.
Fishing Charters for Families and New Anglers
Our fishing charters are designed with approachability in mind. We take time to explain techniques, help with casting, and answer questions throughout the trip. Inshore light tackle fishing is a great way for beginners to build confidence while still offering plenty of excitement for experienced anglers. Families appreciate the shorter travel times, calmer water, and hands-on nature of inshore fishing.
Come Experience the Calm Inland Waters
on the Georgia Coast We Call Home
