Georgia in February

Seeking:
1. Pleasant historical tourist sites for the wife
2. Weakfish, redfish, et. for me
3. Mild and restorative weather for both. . . .
and thinking of either Charleston or Savannah as
the main base. Is there any angling reason to
prefer one over the other in February?

--
Don Phillipson
Carlsbad Springs
(Ottawa, Canada)

On Dec 11, 4:20*pm, "Don Phillipson" wrote:
Seeking:
1. *Pleasant historical tourist sites for the wife
2. *Weakfish, redfish, et. for me
3. *Mild and restorative weather for both. . . .
and thinking of either Charleston or Savannah as
the main base. * Is there any angling reason to
prefer one over the other in February?

In February? Well, Savannah is in Georgia......and
Charleston.....um.....well, it ain't.

giles
who confesses to many a wild and memorable weekend in neither place in
a blissfully misspent youth engaged in map reading and other such
useless ****.

On Dec 11, 5:20*pm, "Don Phillipson" wrote:

and thinking of either Charleston or Savannah as
the main base. * Is there any angling reason to
prefer one over the other in February?

I've been gone from the area a long time and I forget what fishes best
in Feb but from a pure fishing standpoing I would go with Savannah (or
Hilton Head). While both areas offer fishable access, Savannah puts
you in easy travel time from Beufort SC down to the Jeckyll Island
with miles of salt marshes that you can access relatively easy but
hiring a guide and his/hear boat might be a good idea to start..

I think the food is somewhat better in Charleston, but not by much but
Savanah and Beufort, allong with Jeckyll and St. Simons Island offer
your wife and you all kinds of historical and relaxing opportunities.
Plus I find Savannah much more pleasant to stroll around.

"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
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On Dec 11, 5:20 pm, "Don Phillipson" wrote:

and thinking of either Charleston or Savannah as
the main base. Is there any angling reason to
prefer one over the other in February?

I've been gone from the area a long time and I forget what fishes best
in Feb but from a pure fishing standpoing I would go with Savannah (or
Hilton Head). While both areas offer fishable access, Savannah puts
you in easy travel time from Beufort SC down to the Jeckyll Island
with miles of salt marshes that you can access relatively easy but
hiring a guide and his/hear boat might be a good idea to start..

I think the food is somewhat better in Charleston, but not by much but
Savanah and Beufort, allong with Jeckyll and St. Simons Island offer
your wife and you all kinds of historical and relaxing opportunities.
Plus I find Savannah much more pleasant to stroll around.

--Exactly what I hoped to hear: many thanks: Savannah it is,
and I shall reread Behrens.
--
Don Phillipson
Carlsbad Springs
(Ottawa, Canada)

"Don Phillipson" wrote in message
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"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
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On Dec 11, 5:20 pm, "Don Phillipson" wrote:


--Exactly what I hoped to hear: many thanks: Savannah it is,
and I shall reread Behrens.

You mispelled "The Brethren." Great book, IMMHO!
http://www.thebookhaven.net/Z_Brethren.html

Op