Fishing and Dogs

[raven316]

I'm coming down for the Thanksgiving week and we are staying in Seagrove. I know there are serious restrictions about dogs on the beaches there. What about fishing on the bay? I am reading that the old 331 bridge is used as a pier for fishing but I can't find it on google earth? Where can I get bait in the area?

thanks

Happy Veterans Day

 

[Smiling JOe]

There is a bait store at the north end of the bridge. If you are not a FL resident, you will also want to buy a three day non-resident fishing license. The law makes regular checks on the people fishing on the causeway.

Copeland's, located about four miles north of the Bay, on 331, also sells bait and licenses.

Yellowfin Sports, located in Grayton, is another place to pick up your supplies.

 

[raven316]

Terrific! Thanks for the info. So, is the old bridge and the new bridge one in the same? (That would explain why I can't find it google earth)!

 

[seacrestkristi]

It's under the bridge where the trolls live.

 

[raven316]

You mean like http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Fremont_bridge_troll,_seattle,_washington,_usa.jpg

Aha, now I see it when I tilt the satellite view!

 

[John]

raven316:

Our store in Seagrove (next to the old Wheelhouse Restaurant) is open year-round. We carry live and frozen bait, as well as a good assortment of relevant tackle. Come by and see us (dogs are welcome also).

Redfish and trout have been good in the bay. We rent fishing kayaks, which is a great way to fish the bay.

 

[raven316]

Thanks. it'll be our first stop!

 

[Bobby J]

Yellowfin also has this new grooooovy vending machine for bait. It is the coolest thing to hit the beach since :

 

[Romeosmydog]

Funny BJ...Can I call you BJ?

 

[Beachbummette]

Funny BJ...Can I call you BJ?

Yes, we all call him BJ, that's his name!