Page 1 of 1
savannah fishing
Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2012 11:58 am
by crossbow
I am up for a promotion at work that will require me to move from the west coast of FL to Savannah. So my question is how is the fishing up there. I know it is on the water but that is about all I know. I have never been there. Any advise?
Thanks
Re: savannah fishing
Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2012 12:47 pm
by diggin4grouper
cross
the fishing up here is a little slower than in sw fl , but there fish up here , if you look up thunderbolt river and skidaway , there reds , trout, whiteing , flounder , sheepheads , black drum , and a few others here to be caught . just take you time and find the best spot for you , and if you get live shrimp up here there not sold by the dozen there sold by the pint or quart , depending on where you get them they range from about 13 to 16 dollars a quart .
Re: savannah fishing
Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2012 12:50 pm
by PhishingPhanatic
I just spent 3 nights in the downtown Savannah historic district, very cool city with lots to do. There is tons of water everywhere, I'm not sure how many spots there are to access without a boat though. We went to Tybee Island (about 20 minutes away) for a day, there is a pier there, they were catching some sheepsheads, small redfish and whiting from it. You can also probably surf fish there, the beach was packed when we were there with swimmers. If you have a skiff, there is a TON of water to fish.
If you like seafood, there is so much good seafood and it is cheap...oysters, shrimp, crabs, flounder, etc, etc. We ate seafood every night we were there.
Re: savannah fishing
Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2012 12:54 pm
by crossbow
thanks for the info.

Sounds like it will be some what of an adjustment. Do you live in Savannah?
Re: savannah fishing
Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2012 12:56 pm
by crossbow
thanks phish. I have lived on the Gulf my entire life so it will interesting to fish the Atlantic for a change.
Re: savannah fishing
Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2012 1:08 pm
by diggin4grouper
hers a few places we fished with out a boat
tybee pier -
http://binged.it/MG9XtX
tybee pier back island -
http://binged.it/L8kNNL
fishing pier on the way to tybee -
http://binged.it/L8kWkk
boat ramp going to tybe -
http://binged.it/MGaFrd ( not really supoded to fish off the dock here but no one minded as long as we yeilded to boaters )
thunderbolt public pier -
http://binged.it/MGb2Sl ( theres a bait shop across the river by the boat ramp here )
used to worke here but if you ask about fishing of the dock they will let you
http://binged.it/MGba4j go when there heading shrimp red fish galore lol
skidaway boat ramp ( fish the beach area with live shrimp or mud minows for flounder
http://binged.it/MGbr7m
im sure if you get there you will find all the spots in short time but these will get ya started ...
Re: savannah fishing
Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2012 1:09 pm
by diggin4grouper
crossbow wrote:thanks for the info.

Sounds like it will be some what of an adjustment. Do you live in Savannah?
i used to, we still fish up there though , i now live near waycross about 40 miles west of brunswick
Re: savannah fishing
Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2012 1:14 pm
by diggin4grouper
oh yea here the regs on some fish + side is we can keep 5 reds here but there smaller

Re: savannah fishing
Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2012 2:25 pm
by crossbow
thanks again. Really need to sleep on it need to figure out if the move is worth it.
Re: savannah fishing
Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2012 5:39 pm
by diggin4grouper
no problem if you do come up here let me know and ill try and help ya get on the fish ...
Re: savannah fishing
Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2012 6:16 pm
by crossbow
thanks that would be great