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Fishing Charter with Zachary Holick – Rates & Booking

Captain Zachary Holick of Captain Zach's Fishing Charter on Saturday February offers 4-hour inshore fishing trips targeting the productive Redfish bite around Little Tybee Island. Our trips are designed for all skill levels, with all necessary fishing tackle, bait, and licenses included. We provide expert guidance on the latest techniques that are producing results in Savannah's inshore waters. Whether you're new to fishing or an experienced angler, our goal is to put you on fish while providing a safe, enjoyable experience on the water.

Highlights of 4-Hour Inshore Fishing Trip

Our winter Redfish trips have been consistently productive, with February offering some excellent opportunities for non-stop action. The waters around Little Tybee Island provide the perfect habitat for Redfish, with structures and transitions that hold these hard-fighting gamefish. Captain Zach's local knowledge means you'll spend more time fishing productive spots and less time searching, maximizing your chances for success during your 4-hour trip.

We utilize various techniques based on conditions, including bottom fishing with natural baits and casting artificial lures to likely holding areas. This versatility keeps the action coming throughout your trip. The partly cloudy conditions we often experience this time of year provide ideal visibility both for spotting fish and for the Redfish to locate your bait or lure.

Local Species Insights: Redfish

Savannah's inshore waters provide excellent Redfish habitat, particularly around the structures and flats of Little Tybee Island. These copper-colored gamefish with their distinctive tail spot are year-round residents, but the winter months can offer some spectacular action as they school up in predictable areas. Redfish in our waters respond well to both artificial lures and natural baits like shrimp and cut mullet.

The technique we use depends on water clarity, tide stage, and where the fish are holding that day. Sometimes a slow-dragged jig along the bottom produces best, while other days they prefer a noisy topwater or a live shrimp under a popping cork. Captain Zach keeps up with the patterns daily to ensure you're using the most effective approach for current conditions.

Plan Your Fishing Charter Day

Our fishing trips depart early morning to take advantage of prime feeding times, with exact departure times varying based on tides and seasonal patterns. We recommend wearing weather-appropriate clothing, sunscreen, and polarized sunglasses. Feel free to bring your own food and beverages (no glass containers), as well as a camera to document your catches. Our boat comfortably accommodates small groups and provides a stable, safe platform for fishing Savannah's inshore waters. For the best experience, we recommend booking in advance, especially during peak season, to secure your preferred date.