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Welcome to our portfolio of Offshore catches.
 
This gallery is composed of Offshore fishing trips..from Tarpon, Triple tail, Jack Cravelle to King Mackerel, Snapper, Amberjack and Barracuda
Some basic seasons are listed but "information is free"!!!
Call now!!! (912) 634-1219 or feel free to email
 
Tarpon & Bull Red Drum
Tarpon is an extremely challenging fish to land or catch. They are a beautiful fish to watch-if you catch them in time. They are fast! They love to jump, fight, push, pull, tug anyway they can, so keep your eyes open and don't let go!
Best time to catch these beauties is between late May -October. We also have an annual Tarpon/Bull Red Drum Tournament in August.Bull Red Drum season is best from September-April.
Triple Tail

Triple tail is a sight fishing trip. Triple tail like to "play possum". This means they like to lay on their side and play dead.  They are different colors and the sun needs to be out to get a better view of them. Some of them look like brown paper bags floating in the water, some are silver or whitish in color and some are blacker in color. The best weather conditions are not alot of high waves and no clouds!

This trip is usually best with a 6hr Inshore Trout and Red Drum trip..April -June (peak Season for Triple Tail)

Kings and Great Eating Fish

These fish are caught a little further out than just offshore. Strong stomachs and lots of strength are needed to bring some of these bad boys in!

Georgia Fishing offshore can be done year round for:

Black Sea Bass,

Barracuda, Amberjack, Mackerel

 

Seasonal Georgia Fishing for:

Snapper, Bee Liner, Vermillion Snapper

 

and farther out for:

Cobia,Black Drum, Sheep Head, Flounder

Tuna, Wahoo, Dolphin occasional Sail Fish, or Blue Marlin

 

 

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