Kayak Fishing at Hanna Park, Jacksonville, Florida
WEBIt costs $1 to enter the park. Description: Hanna Park has about 1.5 miles of sandy beaches and is the closest beach launch from the south jetty of the St. John's River. It also has a 60 acre fresh water lake that is full of sish including channel catfish, bream, crappie, and bass. Difficulty: Easy in the lake, Moderate to Difficult in the Ocean.
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 Salt Run, St. Augustine, Florida
WEBKayak Fishing at Salt Run. Directions: Salt Run is located off A1A in St. Augustine south of the Bridge of Lions. Description: Salt Run is the body of water between Anastasia Island and Conch Island, south of the St. Augustine Inlet. The east bank is mostly flats with grass and oyster bed structure. The west bank is populated with docks and a ...
Kayak Fishing at Huguenot Park, Jacksonville, Florida
WEBDestination: 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. It costs $.50 to enter the park, and park hours are 8am-8pm. If you want to enter before 8am, you must prepurchase a book of camping tickets that will gain you access at 6am.
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Kayak Fishing at ICW JTB South, Jacksonville, Florida
WEBKayak Fishing ICW JTB South. Destination: ICW south of J. Turner Butler Blvd (JTB), Cabbage Creek, Pablo Creel, and Cut Creek. Description: Cabbage Creek is a great spot to fish, with many deep holes over 20' deep. The JTB bridge itself is also known to hold fish, and the currents are not too bad outside the channel under the pilings.
Kayak Fishing at West Chicopit Bay, Jacksonville, Florida
WEBDirections: The west portion of the Chicopit Bay is at the southwest corner of the intersection of the St. Johns River and the ICW. It can be reached by a 20 minute westerly paddle from a launch at Little Jetties Park, or a 20-30 minute southerly paddle from a launch at the Sister's Creek Ramp (COJ) off of Heckscher Dr on the north bank of the ...
Kayak Fishing at Pellicer Creek, St. Augustine, Florida
WEBKayak Fishing at Pellicer Creek. Destination: Pellicer Creek and Pellicer Flats. Directions: Pellicer Creek is on the St.John's and Flagler county line. It can be accessed from Faver-Dykes Park and Princess Place Preserve from I-95, or from the ICW just north of Marineland on A1A. To reach Faver-Dykes Park take I-95 to Exit #298 which is US-1.
Kayak Fishing at Devil's Elbow, Crescent Beach, Florida
WEBLaunches: There are two launches for kayak fishing: L1 - The Devil's Elbow Fishing Resort ramp is on the east side of the ICW off A1A. It has ample parking, facilities, bait&tackle, and even kayak rentals. It is about 1/2 mile north of Devil's Elbow proper. L2 - The Green Road county boat ramp to the north provides another access to the ...