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    • Offshore Mapping - Project-Bluewater LLC

    FL0124, Fishing Hot Spots, St. Johns River - Fuller Warren Bridge to St Johns Inlet 

    Our Products: Fishing Hot Spots > Florida
    SKU: FHS FL0124 
    Weight: 0 lbs 4 ozs
    Brand: Fishing Hot Spots
    Saltwater Directions Chart, Fishing Hot Spots FL0124, Florida
    Featured Species:
    Altlantic Croaker, Black Drum, Crevalle Jack, Red Drum, Sheepshead, Flounder, Spotted Seatrout, Striped Bass, Tarpon and Weakfish.
    Map Features:
    Tips and Techniques for Featured Species, GPS Information, 13 Access Locations Indicated, 51 Proven Fishing Areas Marked, Area Marina Information, Artificial Reefs Indicated with GPS (if applicable), Covers coast between the Fuller Warren Bridge and St. Johns Inlet.
    Price: $21.95
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    FL0124, Fishing Hot Spots, St. Johns River - Fuller Warren Bridge to St Johns Inlet 
    FL0124, Fishing Hot Spots, St. Johns River - Fuller Warren Bridge to St Johns Inlet 
    FL0124, Fishing Hot Spots, St. Johns River - Fuller Warren Bridge to St Johns Inlet 
    FL0124, Fishing Hot Spots, St. Johns River - Fuller Warren Bridge to St Johns Inlet 
    FL0124, Fishing Hot Spots, St. Johns River - Fuller Warren Bridge to St Johns Inlet 
    FL0124, Fishing Hot Spots, St. Johns River - Fuller Warren Bridge to St Johns Inlet 
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    The longest river in the state, spanning 310 miles. Red drum and spotted seatrout top the list of game fish, but sheepshead, crevalle jack, Atlantic croaker, ladyfish, tarpon, southern lounder and black drum also inhabit the area. A population of striped bass can be found in the deeper holes in downtown Jacksonville. Work the tributaries for largemouth bass, catfish or bream.