Unforgettable Fishing Adventures
Along Georgia’s Pristine Coast

Explore the waters of St. Simons Island, Sapelo Island, Shellman Bluff,
and Cumberland Island with an expert guide who bring the coast to life.

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SALTWATER LIGHT TACKLE & FLY FISHING CHARTERS

There’s nothing quite like the beauty and calm of Georgia’s coast, especially when you’re out on the water chasing fish. Whether you’re casting a light tackle to hook a feisty redfish against a breathtaking sunset or dropping live bait to tempt a tripletail, every trip is an adventure. No matter what you’re after, these guided excursions are all about making sure you have a rewarding and unforgettable day on the water. Let’s make it happen!

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Captain Scott Dykes

Let me take you on an unforgettable fishing adventure along the Georgia coast. With years of experience on these waters, I’ll show you the ropes and give you the best shot at hooking into redfish, tarpon, trout, tripletail, or flounder. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or just getting started, I’ll make sure your time on the water is packed with excitement and plenty of chances to reel in the catch of a lifetime.

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Scott Dykes is an exceptional fishing guide. His knowledge of the Georgia coast and his expertise in saltwater fly fishing make every trip with him unforgettable.

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