Georgetown waters hold plenty of tarpon when hot weather arrives.
As water temperatures rise in the heart of the summer, a mysterious rival surfaces in Georgetown’s inlets, bays and beachfront locales. Tarpon fever sets in and rapidly spreads, pushing silver king groupies into a crazed hunt for one of the top predators of the sea.
Newbie anglers become immediately hooked when one of these super-sized beasts doubles over one of the heavy rods on the boat’s stern. While Georgetown’s waters have always been a familiar stop along tarpons’ migration route, fishing opportunities today are better than ever, with more and more fish favoring these rich waters.
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