What would you recommend to anglers fishing in Savannah, Georgia for the first time?

Yes, but the Skipper's limitations on number of total fish you can keep and number of certain kinds, like 1 red fish per person and 12 total fish for the trip - not per person, should be in the description on fishingbooker. Once you have paid a deposit, you are stuck unless you want to give up your deposit.

This was a very good trip for anglers of any skill. Captain Marcus was very helpful in helping us get onto the fish. Using live bait made it pretty easy to tell when we had bites and he was helpful in landing the fish. It was a very good, trip.

The fishing was pretty good, but the weather can always make things dicey. Our trip was rescheduled one day because of a big storm coming through the area. One thing no one tells you is to be aware of the sand gnats in early March!

Try to book a trip during the peak times for the kind of fish you are targeting. Weather is certainly an important consideration as well. Booking on a week day is probably a good idea as well. There will be less competition for the fishing spots you need to investigate.

If you are booking a fishing trip, Travis is your guy. We had an absolute blast. We were booked on a day with bad weather and he called us and pushed it to the next day so we had a great day. We were not experienced fishers and he was very patient and made sure we had fun. Also, pulling up to the dock, we had may more fish than the other charters so he knows his stuff. Travis IS Georgia fishing. No need to look at any other captains. He is THE captain.

Experience was worth the price given the captain was actively making sure we had plenty of opportunity to catch fish. We moved to several spots to increase our chances and it paid off. Really appreciated this with our captain.

Check it out, everything was set up and ready to go. Made easy for all fishing levels and a great teacher.

Call ahead and talk to the Capt so you get a sense of what the weather will be and how the Guide wants to fish.

Capt stated best times were fall, conditions are unpredictable for this time of year. Cold, rain and wind affected the outcome but we were still able to catch fish with little work.

Having the right captain matters! Use Capt Garrett Ross or Judy’s fishing charters.

Great fishing destination. A lot of species. Captain Sean knows what he’s doing.

If there’s rain forecasted that does not mean fish won’t bite. Get with captain Traub and he’ll put you on some hitters.

Weather was great! Had a great time on the boat and felt very taken care of. It was a great time and would do it again!

Fishing in Savannah in September was some of the best fishing we ever had. Everything was so active and the temperatures were beautiful.

The trip was great just wishing I had been here at cooler time of year. Possibly later in the fall would be better fishing.

Summer time can be slow but the guides at Miss Judy's charter service are top notch and do everything they can to get you on fish.

Don’t go in expecting a huge bite in July the water is warm but with the right conditions and spot placement you may have some luck

Buckle up for an amazing experience and an awesome time, I'm officially addicted and so is my family!!!

Be ready for excitement and catching all kinds of fish - both in variety and quantity. And I hear it only gets better. I'll be back !!

Good selection of fish to catch. Go early in the morning to take advantage of the perfect weather to be out on the boat ripping lip!

Fish were mot biting probably the worst day ever for us who are experienced fishermen. Guide was excellent and helpful

Shades, a good hat, and sun screen along with a great attitude and remember that even when they are not hitting, it is better than a day in the office.

Be open minded about the weather and the experience in general. Go to have fun!!! A bad day fishing is ALWAYS better than a good day at work. It's called fishing, not catching?

Sun shirt, polarized sunglasses, sunscreen, snacks, hat and catchin adrenaline nonstop

I’ve been told July is not the time being too hot but we caught a ton and had a great time.

Go in the Fall. Cooler and you will most likely have better luck. Choose an AM trip.

Sunglasses, dressing for the weather, and bring patience. Also you must book Captain Tucker.

With the right guide, fall better but did very well. Doubt we would have on own.

Speak directly with the Captain prior to booking to avoid confusion about the trip.

Go later in March we were here early probly a week to early but definitely go fishing down here