If you’re planning a visit to Kingsland and surrounding areas and have fishing on the brain, you will not be disappointed. We are home to abundant rivers and streams, including systems of the Crooked River, St. Marys River, and Satilla River. With easy access to the coast, offshore fishing opportunities also abound.
Before you pack your bags and head our way, we wanted to equip you with all the ins and outs of fishing in our area. You will find ample opportunities to snag a large variety of fish in our waterways, so research and stock your tackle appropriately. Anglers in Georgia can get the licenses, stamps, and special permits they’ll need from the Department of Natural Resources website or by calling 800-366-2661. Stamps are required for certain species of fish, so make sure to cover all of your bases.
Once you arrive, you will find plenty of Bait and Tackle shops around, and we will admit, no one knows fishing around here better than the staff and patrons of these shops. While gaining a ton of insider information and tips, be sure to grab any extra equipment and tools you will need to find success out on the water. We have a list of Bait and Tackle shops for you right here.
We have boat ramps and rentals aplenty, plus plenty of creekside and dockside areas for easy access to great fishing spots. If you’re hoping for a guided fishing adventure, you will also find many charter options nearby. Inshore guided tours will take you to the best spots for trout, flounder, and redfish, while onshore options offer the chance to catch the big guys like tarpons and black drums from area beaches. You can also take to the open ocean and try your hand at reeling in a grouper, sailfish, or 8-12 foot shark.
Take your time finding suitable options for you and your fishing party. Reserve your Charters and Tours in advance to ensure your desired experience, and plan ahead for your conquest of the many waters of Kingsland.
