I'm looking for for some reliable places to fish in St lucie county. I prefer to wade over piers and jetty's but anything would be a help. I'm really kind of new at this.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
thanks.
shorebound in St. Lucie
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fishnfool73
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Re: shorebound in St. Lucie
Jensen Beach Causeway and the little bridge to the east of it , Mosquitto Bridge. Ft Pierce inlet and the west or east side of the Intercoastal/ river there for wading. Try Bear Point or Hermans Bay for wading. Go into Snook Knook with some money to spend and they will point you in the general direction of whats biting if you spend.
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avid
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Re: shorebound in St. Lucie
Thanks for the reminder.
I went into the Snook Nook when I first moved here. I bought a map of the intercoastal and some DOA shrimp. They were very helpful.
I still have a few of the shrimp, now if I can just remember what I did with that map!
I went into the Snook Nook when I first moved here. I bought a map of the intercoastal and some DOA shrimp. They were very helpful.
I still have a few of the shrimp, now if I can just remember what I did with that map!
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Harpmanr
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Re: shorebound in St. Lucie
Thumbs Point in Ft. Pierce is a good place to wade fish.
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