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Popular Crappie fishing Charters in St Johns River  , United States. Good availability and great rates. Read unbiased reviews and choose the best deal for your trip.

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St Johns River

St Johns River, United States

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<p>Experience the legendary St. Johns River, Florida's premier freshwater fishing destination stretching over 310 miles from marshes to the Atlantic. This unique north-flowing river offers unparalleled biodiversity, where freshwater giants meet saltwater predators in a single waterway. Home to trophy Largemouth Bass year-round – especially during Florida's dry season – the river also hosts explosive Redfish, Speckled Trout, and even Snook in its brackish lower reaches.</p>

<p>Anglers enjoy diverse techniques across three distinct basins: fly-fish for migrating Shad in winter, drift live bait for monster Catfish in deep pockets, or sight-cast for Cravallie in summer. The Upper Basin's shallow lakes like Poinsett offer Bass paradises, while Middle Basin creeks hide Crappie and Bowfin. Downriver, battle prehistoric Alligator Gar or Tarpon in estuarine waters where shrimp runs attract predatory schools.</p>

<p>Whether jigging for panfish, bottom-fishing for channel cats exceeding 30 pounds, or stalking Snook in tidal cuts, St. Johns delivers year-round action. Wildlife enthusiasts spot manatees, bald eagles, and otters between casts. With over 180 fish species and diverse habitats from lily-pad lakes to ocean-connected marshes, this aquatic highway provides unforgettable adventures for novice anglers and trophy hunters alike.</p>

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	It&#39;s time to focus your attention on hooking trophy-sized Striped Bass. The brackish waters near Lake Monroe are especially plentiful. Don&#39;t forget to hit the upper river for Largemouth Bass when the wet season hits!</p>


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	The Bass bite is as hot as the weather during August! Largemouth can be found in the river&rsquo;s upper and middle sections, and Stripers are making their presence known in Lake George.&nbsp;</div>
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	Give yourself the best Christmas present by embarking on a St. Johns River adventure! This month offers up plenty of freshwater Crappie fishing, and the Redfish bite is hotter than ever.&nbsp;</p>


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	Florida&rsquo;s dry season continues, and so does the Bass and Crappie action in the river&rsquo;s freshwater fishing grounds. Looking for saltwater action? Head to the brackish waters around Jacksonville for schooling Redfish.</p>


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	Start your year off by casting a line in the St Johns River! January falls right in the middle of Florida&rsquo;s dry season, which means you&rsquo;ll be able to head to the upper river&rsquo;s marshy waters for Bass and Crappie.</p>


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	The weather reaches seriously high temperatures during July, so cool off by spending your day out on the water! Tarpon and Snook can be found in the lower river&rsquo;s brackish waters, near its meeting point with the Atlantic.</p>


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	The Atlantic&#39;s salt waters move even further into the river in June. This means that Flounder, Redfish, and Trout can be found anywhere from Jacksonville to the lakes that lie at the midway point of the St. Johns River.</p>


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	This is when the St. Johns River&rsquo;s fishing action really heats up! Huge Redfish and Spotted Seatrout are cruising in the waters around Jacksonville, and the Bass action stays hot in the upper stretches of the river.</p>


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	Thanks to the wet season, the upper river&rsquo;s Largemouth Bass and Crappie population migrates to the marshes. Instead, head to the lower river&rsquo;s brackish waters to hook Redfish, Flounder, and Spotted Seatrout!</p>


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	As the waters cool, head to Jacksonville for the chance to battle even more Bull Redfish. They&rsquo;re joined by Flounder and Spotted Seatrout, too. Freshwater fishing? The Crappie bite is strong around Lake Monroe.</p>


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	The Crappie bite is well and truly on, with the freshwater upper and middle sections of the river offering up plenty of these fish. In brackish waters, there&rsquo;s one species on everyone&rsquo;s lips: Bull Redfish!</p>


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	You&rsquo;ll still be able to target a whole host of Bass species during September, with Largemouth and Sunshine Bass being especially plentiful. The Crappie bite is strong, too, especially around Lake Harney.</p>


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	Want to fish the freshwater upper section of this back-to-front waterway? Or maybe you&rsquo;d like to cast a line in its lower brackish waters? You&rsquo;re in luck. There are plenty of St. Johns River fishing guides all along the banks of this waterway, so get ready to fish your way!</div>
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	The St. Johns River begins as a freshwater fishery, before transforming into a brackish water powerhouse as it flows north towards the Atlantic. If you&rsquo;re fishing the freshwater hotspots, there&rsquo;s one species that stands out &ndash; Largemouth Bass. Crappie are also a firm favorite, especially for family fishing trips.</div>
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	More of a saltwater enthusiast? Striped Bass and Sunshine Bass can be found in the middle section of the river, where the waters become brackish. You can cast your line for huge Bull Redfish, Spotted Seatrout, Flounder, and even hard-fighting Tarpon and Snook in the lower section of St. Johns, too. It&rsquo;s fair to say that the fish on offer are as diverse as the river itself &ndash; and as a bonus, you can find most of these species year-round.</div>
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	Thanks to the river&rsquo;s shallow waters, a four-hour trip is plenty of time for newer anglers and families to learn the ropes and hook some prized fish. If you&rsquo;re a more experienced angler, a six- or eight-hour adventure will give you more time to cruise a variety of hotspots.&nbsp;</div>
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	If you&rsquo;re a freshwater fanatic, one of the best starting points is Lake Poinsett, near Cocoa. Fellesmere also offers access to marshy waters bustling with Bass and Crappie. When it comes to your saltwater trip, it&rsquo;s all about Jacksonville, which has direct access to the lower part of the river.</div>
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On a full day trip, you have enough time to visit all of the best spots and fish your heart out. You will be targeting Largemouth Bass in one of the best fisheries around. Rods, reels, and terminal tackle are included in the price of the trip. Feel free to bring along some food or drinks if you're a fan. Please note **hidden content** bait is not included in the trip price.

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Stick Marsh Charters

Fellsmere

Join Captain Rick Marchetti and Stick Marsh Charters for a fishing adventure near Sebastian, FL. Rick has decades of experience fishing both the offshore waters as well as the rich backcountry and rivers. Whether you&rsquo;re a seasoned veteran or someone

(2 people 8 hours)of fishing targeting the specific fish sought after.  Bass, Bream, Crappie, Catfish.  Bait included. Will need a Florida Freshwater Fishing License not included.

This charter is licensed to take you fishing up to 3 miles offshore into state waters.

Finomenal Adventure Charters

DeBary

Finomenal Adventure Charters provides a fun and exciting experience, either freshwater or saltwater fishing.&nbsp; Enjoy a relaxing day drifting on Lake Monroe or riding the waves at Ponce Inlet. You won&#8217;t be disappointed! Finomenal Adventures uses 

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