Fishing off Tybee Island, Georgia???
02-02-2009, 07:43 PM
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Typical Buck
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RE: Fishing off Tybee Island, Georgia???
ORIGINAL: thundermug
What parts? I fish from Mayport down to Guana.
ORIGINAL: nc bearhunter
in salt water fishing the tides will pay off more than anything i have caught just as many fish in the middle of the day when the tide was right. i have fished 50 yrs in ne fl
in salt water fishing the tides will pay off more than anything i have caught just as many fish in the middle of the day when the tide was right. i have fished 50 yrs in ne fl
02-06-2009, 06:12 PM
#13
Typical Buck
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RE: Fishing off Tybee Island, Georgia???
ORIGINAL: thundermug
Shark club in the 70's, huh? Did you know Blackie?
Shark club in the 70's, huh? Did you know Blackie?
02-09-2009, 02:10 AM
#14
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Fishing off Tybee Island, Georgia???
The original photo of him that was hanging in the pierhouse got blown away in a hurricane a few years back. I think it was Floyd. Tore our old pier to shreds. Now we have a new concrete pier that is over a quarter mile long.
We catch quite a few kingfish off of it in the summer.
We catch quite a few kingfish off of it in the summer.
02-10-2009, 08:59 PM
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Typical Buck
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RE: Fishing off Tybee Island, Georgia???
ORIGINAL: thundermug
The original photo of him that was hanging in the pierhouse got blown away in a hurricane a few years back. I think it was Floyd. Tore our old pier to shreds. Now we have a new concrete pier that is over a quarter mile long.
We catch quite a few kingfish off of it in the summer.
The original photo of him that was hanging in the pierhouse got blown away in a hurricane a few years back. I think it was Floyd. Tore our old pier to shreds. Now we have a new concrete pier that is over a quarter mile long.
We catch quite a few kingfish off of it in the summer.
heck i remember when they used to let you shark fish off the old st augustine pier and the jax pier
08-30-2010, 07:51 AM
#17
Spike
Join Date: Aug 2010
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Tybee Fishing ( Better late than Never)
Hey guys,
I have read some of the responses on here after my Uncle told me about this site. I just wanted to post for anyone visiting the area and is interested in fishing while on vacation. Here you have to fish the tides. The best times are two hours before high tide. If you fish on the downside of the tide, the only thing you will catch is possibly a skate or a shark. (if you are lucky) Fishing Saltwater varies from region to region. In Maine, Light has an effect as well as tide conditions. Some of the best stripe bass fishing is in the mouth of the Sagadahoc river.
In South Ga. The tides rule. There are very few rock formations here. Unless, you are fishing for trout in the Savannah river.(seasonal)
The Best baits to use here are Shrimp and squid.
The best place to fish is the North beach of Tybee (Near the Lighthouse). The pavilion pier, is too close to the public beaches to be effective during the daytime. So if you are going to fish the pier, Do so 2 hours before high tide in the evenings. The Back River Fishing pier on Tybee is a good place if you are fishing for sport. You will catch mostly small whiting and alot of shark. Shark use the Backriver as a spawning ground. So the sharks are VERY small.
You will need to have a Georgia fishing License to fish in the salt water here also. Check out the Ga. Dnr website for details.
I have read some of the responses on here after my Uncle told me about this site. I just wanted to post for anyone visiting the area and is interested in fishing while on vacation. Here you have to fish the tides. The best times are two hours before high tide. If you fish on the downside of the tide, the only thing you will catch is possibly a skate or a shark. (if you are lucky) Fishing Saltwater varies from region to region. In Maine, Light has an effect as well as tide conditions. Some of the best stripe bass fishing is in the mouth of the Sagadahoc river.
In South Ga. The tides rule. There are very few rock formations here. Unless, you are fishing for trout in the Savannah river.(seasonal)
The Best baits to use here are Shrimp and squid.
The best place to fish is the North beach of Tybee (Near the Lighthouse). The pavilion pier, is too close to the public beaches to be effective during the daytime. So if you are going to fish the pier, Do so 2 hours before high tide in the evenings. The Back River Fishing pier on Tybee is a good place if you are fishing for sport. You will catch mostly small whiting and alot of shark. Shark use the Backriver as a spawning ground. So the sharks are VERY small.
You will need to have a Georgia fishing License to fish in the salt water here also. Check out the Ga. Dnr website for details.
09-02-2010, 11:51 AM
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