Skip to main content

Fishing

CALL TO BOOK

Offering Saltwater and Freshwater Fishing

Whether you are interested in a full or half day saltwater excursion, there are many species that may be targeted during a saltwater fishing excursion with one of Dorchester’s Captains. In shore trips allow anglers of all skill levels to enjoy the finer points of the Georgia coast.

Inshore
Inshore trips, both half and full day, will allow you to remain on calm seas near the barrier islands. Taste the salt air, wet a line and take in some much awaited excitement targeting species such as the magnificent Tarpon, Speckled Trout, Spot Tail Bass and even Flounder. Be ready to catch live bait in the morning, and then head out to the secret spots for fishing and fun for the whole family.

Young or seasoned, novice or expert, allow us to custom design a unique, personalized adventure for each angler in your group. 50% deposit due to guarantee reservations with balance due upon departure. It is our goal to exceed your expectations. For more information and reservations contact Dorchester Sales & Operations at 912-884-6999 or info@huntdsp.com.

Inshore Fishing

From April-December, many desirable species may be caught within the calm, sheltered waters of our sounds. Redfish, trout, whiting, and flounder are targeted using a combination of live bait and artificial lures. Short runs and calm waters make these trips comfortable for a wide audience. The Privateer is generally used for inshore trips and may accommodate up to four guests.

Bull Redfish

Redfish spend the first 3-4 years of their lives in fertile inshore waters, reaching a size of around 30” or 10-12 pounds. At that point they become mature and spend the rest of their lives offshore where they grow upwards of 50 pounds and may live to be 40 years old. These adults spawn in the fall and then move into near shore waters to feed and regain the weight lost during reproduction. This provides an excellent catch and release opportunity to catch a redfish of a lifetime. Fish caught during this time of the year, October-November, consistently weigh 20-40 pounds with some tipping the scales even further. The Privateer or Parker may be used for this near shore trip, depending on the size of the group.