Savannah is a WAIT today — bite score 40/100. Conditions are against you — better to wait. Best day this week: Wed, 16 Sept at 55/100.
Daily bite score (0–100) and GO / HOLD / WAIT verdict for Savannah, built from wind, swell, water temperature and rain. Higher is better. Swell shown for this open-coast location.
| Day | Verdict | Score | Wind | Swell | Rain | Temp |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tue, 15 Sept today | WAIT | 40/100 | 19 mph ENE | 2.8ft | 17% | 88.0°F |
| Wed, 16 Sept | HOLD | 55/100 | 12 mph NE | 2.5ft | 1% | 89.1°F |
| Thu, 17 Sept | HOLD | 55/100 | 11 mph ENE | 2.1ft | 3% | 86.7°F |
| Fri, 18 Sept | HOLD | 50/100 | 9.4 mph E | 1.4ft | 10% | 90.1°F |
| Sat, 19 Sept | HOLD | 50/100 | 9.4 mph ESE | 1.1ft | 20% | 90.1°F |
| Sun, 20 Sept | HOLD | 53/100 | 9.1 mph ESE | 1.0ft | 24% | 90.3°F |
| Mon, 21 Sept | HOLD | 53/100 | 9.0 mph E | 1.4ft | 39% | 88.0°F |
The best window this week for Savannah looks like Wed, 16 Sept — wind around 12 mph, 2.5ft swell, 1% rain. If you can only get out once, this is the day to aim for.
Current fishing conditions for Savannah (Tuesday, September 15, 2026). These inputs drive the bite score above — wind, swell, water temperature, rain probability and solunar timing all feed the forecast model.
Species typically active around Savannah, Georgia in September. Always check current Georgia regulations and bag and size limits before you keep anything.
The fish Savannah anglers chase year-round, inshore and off:
Savannah's fishery is all about the extreme Georgia tides — six to nine feet of swing that floods the spartina flats and turns the maze of creeks behind Tybee Island into prime redfish and speckled-trout water. Sheepshead crowd the dock pilings and the artificial reefs in the cooler months. A local specialty is sight-fishing tripletail around the nearshore buoys and crab-pot floats in late spring and summer — a quirk of these waters that few fisheries offer.
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