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Fishing Flood Tides with Cowford Conservation

September 21, 2022

Environmental·Fishing·Local Fishing·Outdoors

We ran the skiff only 30 minutes away from the boat ramp before Rami hopped on the poling platform and began pushing us through the labyrinth of spartina marsh creeks. Evan, posted on the front deck, fly rod in hand, scanned the grass flats for any sign of the targeted species, Sciaenops ocellatus, aka redfish. This was no regular day

Feature·Local Fishing·Local Seafood·Locally Sourced·Mayport

Shrimpin’ Ain’t Esay

Let me start off by telling you how much shrimp I eat: A LOT, but it wasn’t until a international journalism course with Professor Nicolas Tatro that I really began to question the source of my seafood and the importance of sourcing seafood locally. Shrimping

Fishing the First Coast: Jacksonville and Northeast Florida are a Fisherman’s Paradise, Photos by James Brown

Fishing in Northeast Florida: Jacksonville is a Fisherman’s Paradise

Numerous fish species, unbeatable weather, and a healthy fishing infrastructure make the

Fishing the First Coast: Jacksonville and Northeast Florida are a Fisherman’s Paradise

10 Facts About Fishing in Florida

Florida is a killer place to cast a line. In addition to

March Park-of-the-Month: George Crady Bridge Fishing Pier State Park

March 21, 2016

Ft. George / East Heckscher·Lifestyle·Local Fishing·Northside·Outdoors·Parks·Uncategorized

George Crady Bridge Fishing Pier in northeast Duval County/southeast Nassau County is a popular Florida State Park. This one-mile long, pedestrian-only fishing bridge spans Nassau Sound and provides access to one of the best fishing areas on Northeast Florida. Location: The George Crady Bridge is located seven miles north of

River Ruckus 2014

July 3, 2014

Drink·Feature·Festivals·Local Fishing·On the River·Outdoors·Riverside

715 Riverside Drive, July 5th at 10am – 9pm www.riversideartsmarket.com and the are partnering to host River Ruckus on Saturday, July 5, under the . is a family festival that shows Jacksonville our River provides more than just a scenic view. The river is also a recreational asset for enjoyment