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The Northeast Region has Baker, Nassau, Duval, Clay, St Johns, Putnam, and Flagler counties covered.
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 | Jacksonville, St Augustine
11/15/11 6:34 AM CaptRonSchurr | North Florida Inshore-Epic!
Capt. Ron Schurr
November 8, 2011
Jacksonville - Saltwater Fishing Report
The inshore and backwater fishing here in Northeast Florida is experiencing some of the finest action all year. With the passing of the first few cold fronts, the water has cooled down putting the flounder, redfish, black drum and speckled trout on the move and on the feed. The flounder run is ...full report |
 | Flagler Beach
04/25/11 11:35 PM Jason Phillips | Jason Phillips24" Sheepshead4/9/11 nearshore out of Ponce InletHot Cobia bite with plenty of Sea Bass, Flounder, Sheepshead, and Snapper on Nearshore Reefs & Wrecks in the 60-70 Ft range.
Captain Jason Phillips
386-307-7309
phillipsbroscharters.com ...full report |
 | Inshore Jacksonville/St Augustine
01/22/11 9:17 PM CaptRonSchurr | Wintertime fishing in Northeast Florida is red hot for Redfish! One of the great things about living in Northeast Florida is that we experience somewhat of a change in season from summer to winter. By the end of September, anglers are to some extent,” burned out” with the dog day’s of summer and welcome a couple months of cooler weather.
Many people are surprised to discover that most of our ...full report |
 | North Florida Tailing Redfish Forecast
08/28/10 10:57 PM CaptRonSchurr | The month of September is the start of everything that is good here in North Florida. The dog days of summer are almost over, a welcome relief from an extremely hot and humid summer we experienced this past season. Anglers on the First Coast will be greeted with somewhat cooler and breezy conditions while on the water.
September also marks the beginning of highly anticipated events such as the kick ...full report |
 | Jacksonville, St Augustine & Amelia Island
08/08/10 9:35 AM CaptRonSchurr | Inshore and river fishing has been outstanding the last 2 weeks. Summertime fishing in the backwater creek systems can be challenging this time of year due to massive amounts of Baitfish, crabs and shrimp. Even with the abundance of bait, the Redfish have settled into more of an ambush mode, rather than chasing bait throughout the creeks. This make catching them easier. Cory S and two buddies had 15 ...full report |
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