The coastal marshes of Georgia from Darien to Cumberland Island are home for us. The spartina grass flats at high tide and oyster-bed creeks at low tide offer a wide variety of terrain to cover in a day. It is common to be in creeks with huge cypress and pine trees lining the shore at one tide, then on a vast open flat at another. It is a land that time forgot; we often fish where there are no homes or buildings visible. We have an average tide fluctuation of 6.5 feet every six hours, which provides plenty of changing scenery and water flow. Sweet freshwater from the Altamaha River, Turtle River and Satilla River mix with our ocean water in the sounds and coastal estuaries to provide a very forage rich environment for our gamefish. Shrimp, fiddler crabs, and mullet are their primary food source, so a variety of fly patterns can yield success.

Our redfish rates are $600.00 for the first 4 hours and $100.00 per hour after that. That includes 2 people and all license and equipment if needed.

Tarpon trips are $800.00 per day and include 2 people and all equipment and license as well.

We do offer a cast and blast package for marsh hens and redfish on our late fall floodtides for $700.00.

Of course, gratuity is encouraged but never expected. $100.00 is customary.

What If I have never been fly fishing can I still enjoy this trip?

Absolutely, we pride ourselves on education both on the water and off. We will be happy to direct you pre-trip to wonderful resources for beginners to help you prepare for your trip. On the water casting and fishing help is what we enjoy most about our time with our clients.

Do you have rods and reels available for rent if I am flying or don't want to travel with my gear?

Yes, we do have the very best equipment from Orvis for your use; the good news is you don't have to rent it, as it’s complimentary for your convenience!

Do I need a fishing license?

You don't need to purchase a fishing license while on board our vessels. We provide that for our anglers at no additional cost.