Kayak Fishing at Simpson Creek, Jacksonville, Florida
WEBL4 is a canoe/kayak launch at the Little Talbot campgrounds across the street from the entrance to Little Talbot Island park. There is a $4 fee to enter the park and you must get the lock code from the park station on the east side of A1A. Beware the area to the north of the launch in Myrtle Creek can be quite muddy at low tide.
Kayak Fishing at Guana Dam, Jacksonville, Florida
WEBDescription: Guana Dam separates the Guana Lake to the north from the Guana River to the south. Guana River flows south and ultimately flows into the ICW. The dam is known as a prolific fishing area for reds, black drum, trout, and flounder. Just north of the dam in the lake is known for doormat flounder. South of the dam you will find all ...
Kayak Fishing at Moultrie Creek, St. Augustine, Florida
WEBDirections: This area of the ICW is south of SR 312 and can be accessed via roads off US-1 or A1A. Description: Moultrie Creek, East Creek, San Julian Creek, and other finger creeks in this portion of the ICW offer good fishing for reds, trout, and flounder. You will find numerous sandbars, flats, and oyster beds.
Kayak Fishing at Browns Creek, Jacksonville, Florida
WEBLaunches: There is 1 launch for kayak fishing. L1 - The area on the southeast corner of the Brown's Creek bridge is an easy launch. There is room for several cars but beware that you park in a spot that will be dry come high tide - after launch we recommend parking up towards the street. Many small boats put in here also.
Kayak Fishing at Haullover Creek, Jacksonville, Florida
WEBKayak Fishing at Haulover Creek. Description: Haulover Creek is bordered on the left by the Kingsley Plantation on Ft. George Island and AIA to the right, just south of Huguenot Park. Haulover has some nice spots with plenty of oyster beds, sand bars, and grass. It is relatively protected and close to the jetties.
Kayak Fishing at North Sister's Creek, Jacksonville, Florida
WEBLaunches: There is one launch for kayak fishing. L1 - This is the launch at Cedar Point at the end of Cedar Point Rd. Go all the way to the end of the road, then turn left on the dirt road and drive back about 100 yards. There is a good kayak put-in on the left near some old pilings with a very short walk. There is also an improved small ...
Kayak Fishing at Clapboard Creek, Jacksonville, Florida
WEBKayak Fishing at Clapboard Creek in Jacksonville, Florida. Destination: Clapboard Creek Directions: Clapboard Creek is north of Heckscher Dr, midway between 9A and the ferry.You can reach it via the Ferry and heading west, or 9A taking Heckscher Dr exit east.
Kayak Fishing at Hannah Mills Creek – JAX Kayak Fishing
WEBMay 8, 2019 · Launches: There are 3 launches accesible for kayak fishing. L1 – Area on the north of the bridge immediately west of White Shell fish camp. There is room to park 6-8 cars here behind a guard rail that separates the spot from traffic on Heckscher Dr. At low tide there can be a lot of mud to walk through so plan your paddle accordingly.
Kayak Fishing at Dutton Island Preserve, Jacksonville, Florida
WEBKayak Fishing at Dutton Island Preserve Destination: Dutton Island Preserve, De Blieu Creek, Kestner Creek, Hogpen Creek, Hopkins Creek, Atlantic Blvd Bridge. Directions: Dutton Island Preserve (COJ) is located at the end of Dutton Dr.
My First Tarpon In The Yak – JAX Kayak Fishing
WEBI felt good today, it was the first time ever that I could actually target tarpon in my kayak and the little feeling inside my head was telling me that I would lock horns with some big boys. I drove off toward the first spot that I would stop. Kayak fishing from the beach, for me, is a little different than it probably is for everyone else.