We offer year-round, all-inclusive fishing charter trips from beautiful St. Simons Island. For anglers of any age & ability, we believe fishing should be fun! Spring is here in the Golden Isles of Southeastern Georgia, and with that comes an abundance of migrating species.
In addition to our year round residents of red fish, sea trout, sheepshead and black drum; tarpon, triple tail, king mackerel, Spanish mackerel, and flounder will join the fray!While weather and tide will dictate the targeted species at times, the warmer weather does offer many different angling opportunities.
In addition to our year round residents of red fish, sea trout, sheepshead and black drum; tarpon, triple tail, king mackerel, Spanish mackerel, and flounder will join the fray!While weather and tide will dictate the targeted species at times, the warmer weather does offer many different angling opportunities.
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Our fishing charters typically launch from the beautiful Hampton River Marina, but we will gladly meet you elsewhere on St Simons Island, Jekyll Island or Brunswick. Capt. Tim Cutting is a fully insured, USCG licensed fishing guide whose charter fishing license covers all passengers on the boat, so no worries!
Redfish
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The Red Fish, or technically "Red Drum" (sciaenops ocellatus) has become one of the Southeastern United States most targeted sport fish. Known for their beautiful bronze color, shear brute strength and a willingness to eat live bait, artificial lures or a well-placed fly, it is no wonder it has become a bucket list favorite.
Trout
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The Spotted Sea Trout (Cunoscion nebulosis), more commonly known as the speckled trout, may be one of the most sought out species here on St. Simons Island. Known for their desire to take a large variety of both live and artificial baits, trout also make excellent table fare. Many biologists concur that Georgia may have more Spotted Seatrout per square foot than any other state.
Flounder
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Flounder, or "Southern Flounder", (paralichthys lethostigma) inhabit the estuaries and sounds in and around St. Simons Island year round, but the population drastically increases April through November. As a rule, flounder are usually a "by catch" when targeting other species. Over the years of studying this strange bottom dwelling, but delicious fish, we have been able to pattern flounder rather successfully.
Tarpon
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While St. Simons Island and surrounding areas boast tarpons of all sizes, it is an unusually large school of large breeding giants that make our fertile waters home during the warmer summer months. Tarpon generally gather around the beachfront sand bars and inlets, but many are caught on inside rivers and sounds as well.
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