St Johns River Palatka Fishing Trip - 6 Hrs

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Explore the nature of North Florida and enjoy the sun while fishing the St. Johns River, one of Florida’s most unique fishing destinations for a breath-taking outdoor adventure of a lifetime that is great for the family or both! Explore North Florida in a unique fashion fishing on one of the most productive bass fishing rivers in the state located in Palatka. The St. Johns River is an outdoor paradise for the angler or naturist. It is located in North Florida covering more than 120,000 acres of land in Brevard and Indian River counties. Florida’s Water Management consistently maintaining the acres of marshlands, fish and wildlife habitats and improving the water quality. Sixty-two miles of levees offer a wide range of recreational opportunities including fishing, wildlife viewing, hiking, bicycling and paddling. The river is home to the trophy largemouth bass which can be caught all year round. It is perfect for a family adventure you will never forget. Your tour is guided by a professionally licensed captain that operates in a 21-foot boat. All the equipment is included such as rods and reels (both left and right handed) and artificial lures that you can use and lose at your pleasure. We also are ready and equipped for any emergency at hand. The tour includes fishing instructions and casting lessons for beginners and advanced techniques for the experts. This fishing adventure lasts for 6-hours with options to start at 7 am or 2 pm, but is flexible to your schedule depending on availability; Also, never worry about rough seas or seasickness at this location and restrooms during the trip are always available. While you are out on the water, all the boats have coolers on board with ice and bottled water to keep you hydrated while reeling in fish. There's plenty of space to bring snacks, lunch and your favorite beverage. Alcohol beverages in cans are preferred but all alcohol is permitted. This fishing trip is guaranteed by our industry award-winning, "NO FISH, NO PAY" tour policy. So grab your hat, sunglasses, and camera. All you have to do is step aboard, cast a pole and wait for the tug on the other end. This fishing adventure will leave you with memories of a lifetime.