Edgewater & Backcountry
Starting January 1 you can again keep seatrout, remember 4 per person, 15” to 20” slot size limit, with 1 of the 4 Trout allowed to be over 20”.
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Ormond & Palm Coast
Creek fishing for Seatrout is about as sure as it gets this time of year, jigging for trout in creek holes with a 1/4 ounce Slayer Jig and Fish Bites Extreme paddle tail will get the attention of every schoolie in the hole.
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Central St. Johns River
January is one of the best months of the year for both crappie (Speckled Perch) and large mouth bass here on the St. Johns River, Florida’s largest, longest and most famous river.
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Ormond
Some believe the really hot weather throughout 2009 is to blame for the shrimp burying deeper into the river beds and grasses.
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Ormond & Tomoka
January is one of the most productive months of the year for me, with some of the biggest catches of reds and snook.
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Mosquito Lagoon -Ponce Inlet
Happy New Year! Seatrout season reopens January 1st. January is the time of year where you start hearing about the “gin clear waters” of the Mosquito lagoon and rightly so. Th is is a great time to target large seatrout by actually sight fishing them. Big lazy trout, “Gator Trout”, sun themselves on the grass [...]
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Ponce Inlet- Offshore
Kings, also known as kingfish or king mackerel are the order of the day off shore. Our coastline is a major stopping point for large schools of these pelagics.
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Sebastian Area
It also keeps a hoard of ladyfish, some jacks, an occasional gator trout, and even a few misguided pompano on the colder days.
Sebastian Offshore
A lot of the fi sh out of Sebastian will be caught in 120 feet. You can catch them the same way you might go after dolphin; skirted ballyhoo rigs trolled along rips, color changes or weed lines.
Fellsmere Lakes
Anytime you have a line in the water you have a chance of catching a fish, but certain times are more productive than others, so why not plan your trip around those times?
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