As a Savannah born kid, I always wanted to do it. My mother said locals use to catch eels on worms and shrimp plus other migratory fish such as white perch and stripers. Depending on salinity, you can catch bream. Natural bait would be key. As an American tourist in London, I caught fish out of the River Thames (eels and their freshwater, hook swallowing flounder). Became my own tourist attraction.
I had always heard in that shipping channel for your fishing because that’s what it is is a shipping channel the water is extremely polluted. They say you could probably pull a three headed fish out of there.
Definitely some fish that I wouldn't eat. There's many factory's/plants that have runoff into that river also. I've seen people fishing at the waste water treatment plant runoff into the Savannah river right down the river from where he is. 🤢🤮
@fishincontrol yeah they been open for awhile it's at butterbean beach then there's another one going to tybee it's in the yacht club. you can park there as long as you going to the shop
@@fishincontrol yeah I got a fishing license but just wasn't sure where to go to go fishing but I wasn't sure if that spot was okay even though I'd seen a couple people down there
Not sure why you would chose to fish somewhere simply to see if you can do it without getting caught. Fines can be pretty steep for fishing without permission and there are plenty of places open for public fishing that you can go to. There is enough drama in this world without going and purposely looking to create more.
There are zero "no fishing" signs there and I caused zero disturbance. And I know everybody who is in to fishing and comes to River Street has wondered about it. I looked into the laws online and looked for posted signs for weeks before trying it (I work around there).
There is always a Ken or Karen in every comment section, and here he is, showing up for roll call. Savannah local here, there are zero "no fishing" signs, and I'd say that drunken bachelorette parties cause much more of a disturbance. I love your videos, keep fishing!
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Always love fishing where I'm not supposed to.
It's that little extra rush. I try not to trespass or anything, but if there is an uncertainty whether I'm allowed to be there then I'm all about it!
As a Savannah born kid, I always wanted to do it. My mother said locals use to catch eels on worms and shrimp plus other migratory fish such as white perch and stripers. Depending on salinity, you can catch bream. Natural bait would be key. As an American tourist in London, I caught fish out of the River Thames (eels and their freshwater, hook swallowing flounder). Became my own tourist attraction.
Yeah, live bait is going to be the ticket. I'll be making that video at some point.
Is it salt or fresh water
Thanks for the suggestion. I'm definitely going to fish there.
I had always heard in that shipping channel for your fishing because that’s what it is is a shipping channel the water is extremely polluted. They say you could probably pull a three headed fish out of there.
I've caught many fish in shipping channels, none with multiple heads. This shipping channel happens to be the Savannah river.
Definitely some fish that I wouldn't eat. There's many factory's/plants that have runoff into that river also. I've seen people fishing at the waste water treatment plant runoff into the Savannah river right down the river from where he is. 🤢🤮
I live in Savannah
You should go back with this set up but on live or cut bait!
That's next on the agenda. When I get back in town I'm going to take some live shrimp down there.
yo butter bean Beach has a bait ship that sells live shrimp from 6am to 3pm on 204
Are they still in operation? I'll check them out for live. Still not a single bait shop in the area that sells fresh dead as far as I know.
@fishincontrol yeah they been open for awhile it's at butterbean beach then there's another one going to tybee it's in the yacht club. you can park there as long as you going to the shop
Yeah, that's Bull River Marina. They only have live and frozen also.
A little covert opp’s trip..🤣🤣..I am very surprised you didn’t get anything around those post man, even with artificial!! Great Video Brother!!👊🏼👊🏼
Hinesville resident here. I’ve always wanted to know the same thing 😂
Nice! I just moved to the area in December. I live in the Ludowici area, right down the road from you.
I'm from Savanah and stay in ludowici now.always looking for a fishing parnter.....we should all hook up
to be honest I've been wanting to fish there for the longest too
If it doesn't rain, I plan on going this Friday
I think being that it's a public river walk with a railing, it's perfectly legal to fish there. I was considering doing so myself tomorrow
Let us know how it turns out. Definitely recommend live shrimp
@@fishincontrol Alright. I'm gonna ask one of my local older buddies before I head out
Didn’t catch anything but still a great video. Thanks for posting
I didn't catch but I did learn. I'm actually planning my second wave of effort soon. Thanks for watching.
Will definitely learn tips n tricks from u
@@talentokie that's awesome to hear
Cant wait to visit !
I thought about it a month ago while going for a wet Willie's drink
That place will get you thinking. Lol.
You go man! I want to try it
I'm going to try it again this fall/winter
So is it legal or not?
It is legal
@@fishincontrol yeah I got a fishing license but just wasn't sure where to go to go fishing but I wasn't sure if that spot was okay even though I'd seen a couple people down there
Not sure why you would chose to fish somewhere simply to see if you can do it without getting caught. Fines can be pretty steep for fishing without permission and there are plenty of places open for public fishing that you can go to. There is enough drama in this world without going and purposely looking to create more.
There are zero "no fishing" signs there and I caused zero disturbance. And I know everybody who is in to fishing and comes to River Street has wondered about it. I looked into the laws online and looked for posted signs for weeks before trying it (I work around there).
There is always a Ken or Karen in every comment section, and here he is, showing up for roll call. Savannah local here, there are zero "no fishing" signs, and I'd say that drunken bachelorette parties cause much more of a disturbance. I love your videos, keep fishing!
@@christyevans3007 No signs and no local ordinances would seem to me to be tacit permission. It is a public space.