Thinking about a trip to Savannah. Is there crappie fishing in the area and if so any guide recommended close by? I know there is ocean fishing. Thank you,
Gonz
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Thinking about a trip to Savannah. Is there crappie fishing in the area and if so any guide recommended close by? I know there is ocean fishing. Thank you,
Gonz
Here goes somebody you can check with about Crappie Fishing near Savannah...Quote:
Originally Posted by gonz
Clarks Hill Lake Fishing Guide - Sasser's Guide Service - Fishing Guide Service on Clarks Hill Lake (Thurmond Lake) Crappies, Stripers, Hybrids, Catfish, White Perch
Or you can schedule a day to drive back and fish at Oconee with Crappie Daze, Jody will put you on the crappie most definitely.
MR jimmy is in Savannah but had a bad wreck and out of commission . there are several lakes but are a good ways from Savannah . Lake Blackshear is my home Lake will be there all this week campiong and fishing . will have a fish fry bfor all the CDC members that can in coming .no guide but will find some one that will take you out even if it is another day .i am not a guide but i have a pontoon if there is more than one and a crappie boat if there is just one and will take you out on lake Blackshear if i know and can take off work . i am self employed and semi retired and may have my business sold next month but will have to stay part time for a while . pm me if that will work . check out .www.georgiaveteransstatepark.org
I will have to check out the geography gentleman! Thanks for the replies, very helpful and generous of you. I may have to try something closer to the coast due to flying into the city. My wife always wanted to go to Savannah and we might get a chance in may or june! I always wanted to fish those southern waters for crappie, after watching TV shows of Hank and others!! Again, thanks for the info. I will look at a map! Gonz
If you are flying in then the local guide is probably your best bet...its a 4 hr drive back North to either Oconee or Blackshear.Quote:
Originally Posted by gonz
Also check into Capt. Dave Newline he is a charter Captain that does freshwater crappie trips as well