Ponce de Leon Inlet Tides October 2023

Live & Frozen Bait Including Ballyhoo Live Shrimp 50-$14.99 (per customer) Reserve your Selects (Shrimp) by calling ahead! Minutes from 3 Bridges and the Dunlawton Bridge Open Mon-Fri 6am-10pm Sat 5am-10pm/Sun 5am-8pm

To calculate Mosquito Lagoon (Oak Hill) tides add 6 hours to Ponce Inlet Tides

FISH FLORIDA, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, supports organizations that teach people, especially children, about Florida’s fish and aquatic habitats through donations of fishing equipment, grants, and scholarships.

The mission of Fish Florida is to promote public awareness of and encourage the protection of marine fisheries and coastal habitats. This is accomplished through clinics, classes, seminars, presentations, displays and other means designed to teach and promote responsible angling, particularly to Florida’s youth.

•September 16, 2023•9am-2pm Menard May Park Edgewater

Held in conjunction with the River Rescue Regatta & Coastal Cleanup

• Registration will open at 8:30 am and will be on a first come first serve basis.

• Fishing contest for ages 4-15 years. First 100 Kids gets a chum bucket filled with goodies!

• Free Rods & Reels will also be given out children only (while supplies last!)

• All children must be accompany by an adult.

• Catch & Release from Menard May Park 413 S. Riverside Drive Edgewater

• Education: Fish ID, Knot Tying, Casting Techniques, and much more!

• Sharks Up Close & Personal! A hands on experience with Eric Sander (Councilman of SD)

• Mobile 3D Archery Range by Gobbler’s Lodge (You get to shoot bows & arrows)

• Breakfast snacks and Lunch will be provided bring your equipment, chair, blanket etc...

• EVERYONE IS A WINNER LET’S MAKE IT A GREAT OUTDOORS DAY!!

Alligators may be observed more frequently in flooded areas after a hurricane or tropical storm. As with all wildlife, treat alligators with respect, keep them at a distance and give them space. If you believe a specific alligator poses a threat to people, pets or property, call the FWC’s toll-free Nuisance Alligator Hotline at 866-FWC-GATOR (866392-4286).

Generally, an alligator is deemed a nuisance if it is at least 4 feet in length and the caller believes it poses a threat to people, pets or property. There are situations when smaller alligators wind up in places that are not acceptable, such as swimming pools, garages, etc., and must be removed.

The FWC places the highest priority on public safety and will dispatch one of their contracted nuisance alligator trappers to resolve the situation. Find more information about living with alligators www.myfwc.com