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Georgia fishing forecast

Tides, wind and the best bite windows for 7 saltwater spots. Tidal creeks and sounds, from Tybee Island to the Golden Isles.

Updated 11:09 AM EST 7 spots
What's biting now Fall

Redfish and spotted seatrout feed hard in the creeks; one of the best seasons on the Georgia coast.

Other seasons
  • Winter: Seatrout move into deeper creek holes; redfish school on low-tide flats.
  • Spring: Whiting and redfish bite well and cobia show up near the sounds.
  • Summer: Tarpon roll along the beaches and sounds; fish redfish on flood tides.

General seasonal patterns - always check local reports and the official rules.

Fish you can catch in Georgia10 kinds, A to Z. Tap one to see where it's caught. A guide from state wildlife agency species lists - seasons vary.

Baits and lures for each fish

Where the spots are in GeorgiaTap a dot to open that spot. Colour = today's bite outlook.
Tybee IslandSavannah River EntranceDarienSt. Simons IslandBrunswickJekyll IslandSt. Marys
About fishing in Georgia

Georgia Coast

Tybee Island, the Savannah River and Darien: big tides (7 feet or more) and endless marsh creeks.

Common catches: Redfish, spotted seatrout, flounder, sheepshead and black drum.

Golden Isles

St. Simons, Jekyll and Brunswick: piers, sounds and oyster-lined creeks. Fish the moving tide - the range here is large.

Common catches: Redfish, seatrout, sheepshead, tarpon in summer and whiting.

Always check the official rules before you keep any fish: Georgia fishing license (GADNR), Georgia saltwater regulations (CRD).