Fishing off Tybee Island, Georgia???
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Giant Nontypical
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Fishing off Tybee Island, Georgia???
My family and I are spending some time at a beach house on Tybee Island near Savannah, Georgia next June. I am not a salt water fisherman. What kind of guided salt water fishing could I expect to get into in this area? What fish? Costs? What time do you go out, for how long? Do you get to keep your fish? Do they process your fish for you?
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RE: Fishing off Tybee Island, Georgia???
Forget about mornong and evening stuff. You are in the ocean and you must play by it's rules, and that is the tide.
Which tide is best? well, it depends on what fish you are after.
On a guided trip, you do have a choice of all day or half day. Some guides are better than others.Either way they will put you on fish. Some clean and some don't. If they clean then you tip. Here in N.E. Fl. 20 bucks per half day is the norm. As for as rates for guides, that is something I don't know.
Which tide is best? well, it depends on what fish you are after.
On a guided trip, you do have a choice of all day or half day. Some guides are better than others.Either way they will put you on fish. Some clean and some don't. If they clean then you tip. Here in N.E. Fl. 20 bucks per half day is the norm. As for as rates for guides, that is something I don't know.
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Spike
Join Date: Dec 2008
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RE: Fishing off Tybee Island, Georgia???
Mornings and evenings are when fish typically feed. Tide has an affect on the fish but the best thing to do is fish through tidechange (change in the flow of the tide). I have caught all kinds of fish off rocks, boats, piers you name it. The tide has an affect but change of light has the biggest affect in my view. Some people may not believe me but they can notmatch my results evenin their dreams.
The biggest rule of the ocean is it's the boss. Respect it or you wont come home from that fishing trip.
The biggest rule of the ocean is it's the boss. Respect it or you wont come home from that fishing trip.
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RE: Fishing off Tybee Island, Georgia???
I have caught all kinds of fish off rocks, boats, piers you name it. The tide has an affect but change of light has the biggest affect in my view. Some people may not believe me but they can notmatch my results evenin their dreams.
I enjoy the incoming tide the best but both incoming and out gowing will work if you catch them right..
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RE: Fishing off Tybee Island, Georgia???
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
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RE: Fishing off Tybee Island, Georgia???
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
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RE: Fishing off Tybee Island, Georgia???
ORIGINAL: ko1593
OK thundermug if your such a fisherman and have been doing it for 50 years let me know what the best trophyyou have landed is?
OK thundermug if your such a fisherman and have been doing it for 50 years let me know what the best trophyyou have landed is?