Savannah Fish Species

Common Questions

What are the primary fish species targeted with Chatham Inshore Charters in Savannah?

Chatham Inshore Charters specializes in targeting a variety of prized fish species in Savannah's coastal waters, including redfish, speckled trout, flounder, and sheepshead.

When is the best time of year to catch redfish in Savannah?

Redfish can be caught year-round in Savannah, but the best times typically coincide with cooler months when they are more active in the shallow waters and estuaries.

What techniques are effective for catching speckled trout with Chatham Inshore Charters?

Effective techniques for catching speckled trout with Chatham Inshore Charters include using live bait such as shrimp or mullet under popping corks, as well as artificial lures like soft plastics and topwater baits.

Where can I find flounder in Savannah's waters?

Flounder are commonly found near sandy bottoms and around structure such as oyster beds and jetties. Chatham Inshore Charters knows the best spots to target flounder throughout the year.

What is the average size of sheepshead caught with Chatham Inshore Charters?

Sheepshead caught with Chatham Inshore Charters typically range in size from 1 to 10 pounds, with larger specimens occasionally exceeding 15 pounds in weight.

Are there seasonal migrations of fish species in Savannah?

Yes, certain fish species in Savannah exhibit seasonal migrations based on water temperature and spawning patterns. Understanding these migrations is key to successful fishing trips with Chatham Inshore Charters.

What other fish species might I encounter during a fishing trip with Chatham Inshore Charters?

In addition to redfish, speckled trout, flounder, and sheepshead, anglers with Chatham Inshore Charters may encounter black drum, tripletail, and various species of sharks and rays in Savannah's waters.

What is the minimum size limit for keeping redfish in Savannah?

The minimum size limit for keeping redfish in Savannah waters is typically 14 inches total length, with a slot limit to protect breeding fish and ensure sustainable populations.

Can Chatham Inshore Charters accommodate specific requests for targeting certain fish species?

Yes, Chatham Inshore Charters can accommodate requests to target specific fish species based on seasonal availability and angler preferences, ensuring a customized fishing experience.

What are the regulations for catching and keeping fish in Savannah?

Anglers with Chatham Inshore Charters must adhere to Georgia fishing regulations, including size and bag limits for different fish species. Captain David Russell provides guidance to ensure compliance and sustainable fishing practices.

A Chatham Inshore Charters Fishing Charter targets the top Savannah Fish species including Black Drum (Also Called Drum, Drummer), Blacktip Shark (Also Called Shark, Blacktip Shark ), Bonnethead Shark (Also Called Bonnet Shark, Bonnetnose Shark, Shovelhead Shark), Redfish (Also Called Red Drum, Channel Bass, Spottail Bass), Sheepshead (Also Called Convict Fish, Sheephead ), Flathead Catfish (Also Called Yellow Cat, Mud Cat, Johnnie Cat, Pied Cat, Mississippi Cat, Shovelhead, Mudcat, Motley Cat, Appaloosa). We primarily Fish the Atlantic Ocean, Savannah River, Ogeechee River, Lazaretto Creek, South Channel Savannah River, Grove River, Odingsell River, Vernon River, Richardson Creek, Curtis Creek.