Seatrout show up virtually anywhere along the Georgia coast, so we’ll just highlight a few spots that are easily recognized. Starting on the northern end of the coast at the port city of Savannah, the jetties along the north side of the ship channel at the mouth of …

Trout management efforts in Georgia include annual population surveys, setting size and creel limits, protecting spawning habitat and water quality, and producing and stocking catchable-sized (9-11 inches) Rainbow and Brown trout.

Nov 13, 2015 · Far and away the most popular fish on the Georgia coast is the spotted sea-trout. There is a good reason for it to be No. 1. It’s the most abundant and cooperative fish on the coast, and the creel limit of 15 fish means that you can bring home a lot of filets.

Jun 4, 2019 · You’ll have miles of prime sea trout, redfish and flounder territory. The marina has live bait and a tackle shop, plus a sling boat launch. Redbird Creek, Cane Patch Creek and Buckhead Creek are all good spots.

Ryan Harrell: Spotted seatrout can be caught year-round in coastal Georgia but the absolute best months are September through November. During the fall, post-spawn seatrout move into the estuary and rivers to gorge on bait before the winter comes. In the winter, fish move into deeper holes seeking warmer water. As the temperature

Jan 4, 2022 · The best time to fish the Georgia Coastline is May through early September for redfish, mackerel, cobia, black seabass, amberjack, and flounder due to an influx of warmer water and offshore current upwelling.

Jan 13, 2016 · Georgia is blessed to have arguably the finest coastal estuary system along the Atlantic seaboard. Sounds, rivers, creeks, salt marsh and mud flats all contribute to a healthy fish population. And the seatrout use all of these areas, although they usually prefer water that …

Description and Diagnostic Characteristics: Dark gray or green on top and lightening to silvery on the sides and bottom, numerous black spots along back and tail. Has prominent canine teeth at the front of the mouth on the tip of the upper jaw. Size: Can be 40 inches. Commonly around 6 pounds but can get up or over 10.

WRD uses special regulations (see below) and stocking to provide quality trout fishing in Georgia. About one million rainbow trout and brown trout are stocked each year from March through mid-September.

From tiny streams with native brook trout to family-friendly lakes heavily stocked with rainbows to brown trout pushing 30 inches, Georgia has incredible trout fishing opportunities for every kind of angler.