Golden Isles Kayak Fishing

08/02/2020

Playing in the grass this evening

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04/13/2020

Spent some time 'xplorin this weekend. Only one landed but I got to follow some fire in the sky home!
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@ Quarantine 2020

01/22/2020

Wishing for warmer days
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12/28/2019

What a 2019 it's been for kayak fishing with clients! I couldn't upload 150+ photos on FB so here are some quick videos showcasing a few of the highlights!

Here's to a spectacular 2020!

12/01/2019

Had a great kayak fishing trip with this afternoon! All in all, 10 redfish caught and released to grow some more!
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@ Golden Isles Kayak Fishing

11/30/2019

Black Friday? More like Red Friday!
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It was tough finding trout but the reds we're still hungry after their Thanksgiving meals!
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@ Golden Isles Kayak Fishing

10/30/2019

Who says you can't get in the skinny water in a PA? Chasin' the tails on the flood tide yesterday.
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10/23/2019

2" of rain and muddy water usually don't make for a good day, the fish didn't seem to mind!
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*I think Carolina the Wonder Pup was our good luck charm*
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10/16/2019

It was breezy Sunday but we still found the 🐟
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@ Salt Marsh

09/18/2019

The water may be starting to cool down but the fishing is still on 🔥
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08/06/2019

Early birds catch the fish! All shades of red this morning.
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@ Planet Earth

07/28/2019

With the new moon this week it's going to be dark at night. Make sure to use red light if out on the beach and turn off any lights that face the ocean.

Another emergence! We're in the thick of hatching season on SSI and along our coast, so we need everyone to do their part to be turtle-friendly. Turn off all lights (flashlights and flash photography) during nighttime beach walks. If you're staying by the beach, turn off your exterior lights and keep shades drawn or shut off interior lighting that shines onto the beach.

If you'd like a free turtle-friendly red flashlight cover, email [email protected] or call 912-264-4111.

We've also gotten some reports of "wild" or unmarked nests. While our volunteers walk the beach every morning during nesting and hatching season, that is certainly a possibility this time of year. If you're ever lucky enough to see hatchlings on the beach, a reminder that you should not touch them or pick them up. Our volunteers are permitted by GADNR to handle these threatened animals. Getting too close can cause you to accidentally step on one or lead them astray, so please turn off all lights and only watch from a distance.

However, if you do spot an unmarked nest, please note/mark the location and message us here.

We will announce upcoming excavation dates and times on this page tomorrow!