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Savannah River Georgia/South Carolina Daily Fishing Report

Savannah River Georgia/South Carolina Daily Fishing Report

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 Tune in to the "Savannah River, Georgia/South Carolina Daily Fishing Report" for your daily dose of expert fishing insights, local tips, and real-time conditions along the Savannah River. Learn about the best fishing spots, seasonal fish behavior, and gear recommendations to make your fishing trips successful. Join us and stay updated on everything you need to reel in the big catch!

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  • Savannah River Fishing Report: Redfish Blitz, Trout Steady, and Catfish Cranking Up

    Savannah River Fishing Report: Redfish Blitz, Trout Steady, and Catfish Cranking Up
    May 23 2025
    Artificial Lure here with your Savannah River fishing report for Friday, May 23, 2025. We started the day with sunrise at 6:28 AM and you’ve got daylight until sunset at 8:18 PM, so there’s plenty of time to wet a line. Weather’s holding out nicely, with temps pushing into the mid-80s by afternoon and a gentle southeast breeze at 5 to 7 mph—just about perfect for chasing a bite out on the water.

    Tide watchers will want to note a mid-morning low tide rolling into a high tide later this afternoon, which lines up some great windows for both inshore and riverbank anglers. Water clarity is solid with just a bit of stain in the main channel, no big worries about muddiness unless you hit a backwater slough.

    The redfish bite is red hot right now, especially around grassy points and creek mouths. These spot tails are smashing mud minnows and cut mullet, but if you’re like me and lean on artificials, gold spoons and scented soft plastics in new penny or root beer colors are putting in work. Don’t overlook the shell bars on the outgoing tide for bonus action.

    Speckled trout are still in play too with solid catches, mostly in the 15 to 18 inch range. Folks are having the best luck where current rips across shell beds and grass lines. Live shrimp under a popping cork is hard to beat, but white soft jerkbaits are also drawing strikes when the shrimp run low.

    Catfish action has cranked up as well—channels are just about everywhere you throw a cut herring, chicken liver, or even shrimp. Recent reports had anglers hauling in solid numbers on the downstream side of sandbars and deeper holes near the bluffs. White catfish are around and biting, with the lake record just broken last week by a 4 pound 4 ounce beauty, so now’s the time to target those bullheads.

    Up the river, bass are still feeding shallow on blueback herring off points, especially early. Topwater lures and flukes are producing, but if you can find some live herring, you’ll stay busy. Crappie have finished spawning but are still hanging near brush in shallow water—minnows and little jigs will fill your cooler if you get on the right pile.

    For hot spots today, target the marsh edges and creek mouths near Fort Pulaski for redfish and trout, and try the drop-offs below Houlihan Bridge for steady catfish action. If you like casting, the shell bars along the Wilmington River are holding fish on the change of tide.

    Best of luck, y’all—tight lines and enjoy this stretch of pretty weather on the water.
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  • Savannah River Fishing Report: Redfish Bite Fired Up, Trout Limits, and Big Cats on the Move

    Savannah River Fishing Report: Redfish Bite Fired Up, Trout Limits, and Big Cats on the Move
    May 21 2025
    Good morning, this is Artificial Lure with your Savannah River fishing report for May 21, 2025. We're greeted with a picture-perfect day along the Georgia and South Carolina border. Sunrise came at 6:28 AM and sunset is not until 8:18 PM, so there's plenty of daylight to wet a line. Expect highs this afternoon in the mid-80s, with a gentle southeast breeze making things comfortable out on the water. Water clarity is holding up well, with just a hint of stain in the main channel from last week's small rains.

    The tidal swing is looking ideal for active fishing today, with a low tide around mid-morning and high tide peaking mid-afternoon. This sets up prime windows for working creek mouths and grassy points, especially for those chasing the redfish action.

    And let me tell you, that redfish bite is absolutely fired up right now. Plenty of anglers have brought in nice slot reds this past week, especially around those grassy points and long creek bends. Live mud minnows and cut mullet are producing, but if you want to go artificial, reach for gold spoons or scented soft plastics in new penny or chartreuse. You'll find those spot tails most aggressive at the start of the incoming tide and again as the water pushes up into the grass later in the afternoon. Look for packs of redfish cruising the shallows at hotspots like Onslow Island flats and the mouths of Salt Creek.

    Speckled trout are running strong too. The best catches, some up to 18 inches, are coming off shell beds and grass edges with current. Folks fishing live shrimp under popping corks are having the most luck, but soft plastic jerkbaits in pearl white or electric chicken are also getting hit. Try areas around Rifle Cut and just inside Abercorn Creek for a solid limit.

    Back in the river itself, bass are still found shallow early, especially where spawning herring remain near the points. Topwater plugs and flukes are catching both largemouth and hybrid bass, but nothing beats a lively herring if you can get some. As the sun climbs, expect the bigger stripers to slide deeper, around 40 to 50 feet near submerged timber.

    Catfish action is strong all over the river. Channel cats, in particular, are hitting nearly everywhere—points, pockets, and deep holes. Cut herring is top bait, though nightcrawlers will work. There have been some big cats landed lately, and the bite is only getting better as the month rolls on.

    If you’re looking for a couple of hot spots, hit the area around Houlihan Bridge for a mix of species, or work the back edges of Clyo for your best shot at both cats and bass.

    That’s your Savannah River report for today. Tight lines, and don’t forget, every bite’s a little victory out here.
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  • Monday Fishing Update: Savannah River Redfish, Trout, and Catfish Bite Strong

    Monday Fishing Update: Savannah River Redfish, Trout, and Catfish Bite Strong
    May 19 2025
    Good mornin', anglers! Artificial Lure here with your Monday fishing update for May 19th on the beautiful Savannah River.

    We're lookin' at a gorgeous day ahead with temperatures expected to climb into the upper 80s by afternoon. There's a light easterly breeze around 6-8 mph keeping things comfortable. Sunrise was at 6:22 AM, and we'll have plenty of daylight until sunset at 8:24 PM, giving y'all a nice long day on the water if you can swing it.

    Tide-wise, we've got a low tide early afternoon with a high coming in the evening, so plan your spots accordingly. Water clarity is pretty good right now in most areas, with just a touch of stain in the main channel after those thunderstorms we had midweek.

    Let me tell you, the redfish bite has been absolutely on fire these past couple weeks! These spot tails are still aggressive around grassy points and creek mouths. They've been hitting mud minnows and cut mullet hard, but if you're throwing artificials like me, gold spoons and scented soft plastics in new penny color are your best bet.

    Speckled trout action remains strong too, especially where current sweeps across shell beds and grass edges. Folks have been reporting nice catches of 15-18 inch specks using live shrimp under popping corks, while others are having success with soft plastic jerkbaits in pearl white.

    Bass fishing has been solid as we move through May. The herring spawn has been winding down, but bass are still hanging around shallow points. Topwater lures and flukes have been producing, though live herring remain hard to beat if you can get your hands on some.

    Striper fishing has been transitioning as the month progresses. Early May found them off the sides of points where herring were spawning, but they're now starting to move toward deeper water. Look for them around trees in 40-50 feet of water.

    For you catfish enthusiasts, the channel cat bite is absolutely tremendous right now. They're being caught pretty much everywhere - points, pockets, coves - you name it. Cut herring has been the bait of choice.

    Hot spots this week include the creek mouths around Tybee Island for those redfish, the shell banks near Fort Pulaski for speckled trout, and the deeper bends just south of Augusta for those big catfish.

    That's all for today, folks! This is Artificial Lure signing off. Tight lines and see y'all on the water!
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