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Join us on a Wednesday September fishing charter in Savannah where we'll put you on the best inshore fishing spots around Tybee Island and Wilmington Island. Captain Zach's Fishing Charter specializes in bottom fishing, trolling, and casting techniques that produce consistent action for Sheepshead, Southern Flounder, Black Drum, and Sea Bass. Our 6-hour inshore trips give anglers of all experience levels plenty of time to work different structures and current breaks where baitfish concentrate. The fall months offer some of Savannah's prime fishing conditions with cooler temperatures and more active fish. Whether you're looking to fill the cooler or simply enjoy quality time on the water, our local knowledge of these productive waters ensures a memorable day of fishing. We provide all the necessary gear and instruction to help you connect with Savannah's diverse inshore species.
Captain Zachary Holick of Captain Zach's Fishing Charter on Wednesday September offers 6-hour inshore fishing trips covering the prime waters from Tybee Island to Wilmington Island. Our trips are designed for anglers of all skill levels, with all fishing equipment and licenses provided. We focus on bottom fishing, trolling, and casting with lures to target Sheepshead, Southern Flounder, Black Drum, and Sea Bass. Our convenient morning departure times give us optimal conditions to work different spots throughout the day. As a licensed captain with extensive local knowledge, Captain Zach ensures you'll experience the best that Savannah's inshore waters have to offer. Group sizes are kept manageable to ensure personalized attention and plenty of fishing time for everyone aboard.
Our 6-hour inshore trips provide the perfect amount of time to explore multiple fishing spots around the Tybee Island-Wilmington Island area. These productive waters feature abundant structure and current breaks that consistently hold various inshore species. We utilize multiple fishing techniques throughout the trip, switching between bottom fishing, trolling, and casting based on conditions and what's biting. This versatile approach keeps the action steady and gives you exposure to different fishing methods.
The fall months are particularly productive in Savannah's waters, with fish actively feeding before winter sets in. The cooler temperatures make for comfortable fishing conditions, and the calmer waters this time of year allow us to access more fishing grounds. Whether you're a seasoned angler or it's your first time fishing, Captain Zach provides all necessary instruction and assistance to ensure everyone has opportunities to catch fish throughout the day.
Savannah's inshore waters provide fantastic habitat for a variety of gamefish. The area between Tybee Island and Wilmington Island features a diverse ecosystem of structures, from oyster beds and marsh edges to deeper channels and dropoffs. Sheepshead are structure-oriented fish that thrive around the pilings, jetties, and oyster bars found throughout this area. They're known for their distinctive black and white striped pattern and challenging bite, requiring precise presentation and timing.
Southern Flounder prefer sandy or muddy bottoms near structure, where they can ambush prey. Our local knowledge helps us target these flatfish using both natural baits and artificial lures. Black Drum are bottom-feeders that frequent similar areas, responding well to natural baits like shrimp and crab. They provide steady action and good eating for those looking to bring home dinner.
Sea Bass, while more commonly associated with nearshore reefs, can also be found in the deeper channels of our inshore waters. They're aggressive feeders that readily take both bait and lures, making them fun targets for anglers of all skill levels. Throughout the fall, these species are actively feeding, preparing for the winter months, which creates prime fishing opportunities during our Savannah charters.
For your day on the water with Captain Zach's Fishing Charter, we recommend light, comfortable clothing appropriate for the weather, along with sun protection including hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen. While we provide all fishing gear and licenses, you're welcome to bring your own rod and reel if you prefer. We suggest bringing a small cooler with drinks and snacks for the day. If you plan to keep fish, we'll clean and bag your catch at the end of the trip, so consider bringing a larger cooler with ice for transport.
Our trips depart from a convenient marina location in the Savannah area, with easy parking and access. We typically begin early morning to take advantage of prime fishing times, though specific departure times may vary by season. With our 6-hour trip format, you'll have ample fishing time while still having part of your day free for other activities. Weather safety is always our priority, and we monitor conditions closely to ensure a comfortable and productive day on the water.