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<blockquote data-quote="MSA" data-source="post: 406325" data-attributes="member: 193">Another Awesome trip I havn't got around to posting on here was Tybee Island Georgia for Bull Redfish in October.&nbsp; I've went twice so far, and will probably continue to go every other year.&nbsp; Basic live bait surf rig with a live or dead mullet or similar baitfish, theres VRBO's and Airbnb's all along the beach for easy walk out access whenever you wanna wet a line.&nbsp; Downtown Tybee is fun at night if you like doing some bar hoppin, the Pier is fun to fish, and theres lots of backwater creeks and bridges for slot reds, flounder, sea trout, sheepshead, etc.Fly into Savannah GA, rent a car, and Tybee is about a half hour drive from the airport.&nbsp; I bring my own reels, smaller travel rods, and just buy a couple big surf rods, rod holders, &amp; a cast net at walmart.The surf produces lots of big redfish up to 45&quot;, misc sharks and rays, a surprise tarpon or two, and a half dozen smaller surf species.[ATTACH=full]65934[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]65935[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MSA, post: 406325, member: 193"] Another Awesome trip I havn't got around to posting on here was Tybee Island Georgia for Bull Redfish in October. I've went twice so far, and will probably continue to go every other year. Basic live bait surf rig with a live or dead mullet or similar baitfish, theres VRBO's and Airbnb's all along the beach for easy walk out access whenever you wanna wet a line. Downtown Tybee is fun at night if you like doing some bar hoppin, the Pier is fun to fish, and theres lots of backwater creeks and bridges for slot reds, flounder, sea trout, sheepshead, etc. Fly into Savannah GA, rent a car, and Tybee is about a half hour drive from the airport. I bring my own reels, smaller travel rods, and just buy a couple big surf rods, rod holders, & a cast net at walmart. The surf produces lots of big redfish up to 45", misc sharks and rays, a surprise tarpon or two, and a half dozen smaller surf species. [ATTACH type="full"]65934[/ATTACH][ATTACH type="full"]65935[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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