First there is significantly less boat traffic. Second the water quality improves and clears up significantly compared to the warm weather months. Water temperatures most winters in North Florida usually bottom out around the mid 50s. Third those fish need to be fed and exercised – they don’t get to go to Miami for the cold months.

Destination: ICW at Palm Valley Bridge (210). Directions: The only public access to get to the ICW in Palm Valley is the public ramp at the SR210 bridge.

Catching and releasing bull reds takes some preparation and the usual precautions involved when handling large fish in high current environments. The content of this article is the product of advice from a lot of seasoned fishermen including Capt. Kirk Waltz and Capt. Don Dingman of Jacksonville, FL., and my own experiences fishing for bull reds.

2019年6月12日 · On days when I fish a high or flood tides I take my extra long 8′ Wang so I can stake out comfortably in deeper water. While some anglers rig anchor trolleys for variable anchor positioning, I stay with a pretty simple system and put my stake out pole through the scuppers depending on what orientation I need.

If you are coming east on Heckscher Dr. along the northside then White Shell Fish Camp is on the way. Launches: There is one launch for kayak fishing. L1 - This is the launch on the northwest side of the bridge. There are no facilities but there is plenty of room to park and launching is easy. TerraServer Maps: Aerial View: Topo View

Destination: Atlantic Ocean, St. John's North Jetty, and Ft. George Inlet/River. Directions: Huguenot Memorial Park (COJ) is located off A1A just east of the ferry dock.

Closest Bait&Tackle Shop: White Shell Fish Camp and Clapboard Creek Fish Camp. Launches: There is 1 primary launch for kayak fishing. L1 - Ramp at The Palm's Fish Camp on the northeast of the bridge across the creek mouth. There is room for plenty of cars and trailers.

Destination: Guana Lake at Six Mile Landing. Directions: Six Mile Landing is located on A1A in south Ponte Vedra.

2019年6月12日 · Then simply take the fish by the clip and slide it onto the exposed portion of the string and “Voila!” the fish is on the stringer without moving the stringer out of the water. I had a 23″ Red Drum and 3 17-19″ Black Drum (about 13lbs of fish) on the stringer and all four fish were happily swimming along for hours.

Destination: Bings Landing, Long Creek. Chart of the fishing spot: Directions: Bings Landing is 3 miles north of the Hammock Dunes bridge in Palm Coast.