It cost no more to fish with the best. Capt Dave Sipler is a full-time, veteran, licensed, Captain/Jacksonville Fl fishing guide. With more than 20 years experience in fishing Jacksonville Florida, the beaches and the best fishing spots in the
Mayport area. Capt Dave is a great instructor and will take the time to get you fishing productively. You'll primarily be fishing in Jacksonville in the protected inshore saltwater's of the St. Johns River where it meets the Atlantic Ocean also known locally as “The Mayport Jetties”, as well as artificial and natural reefs near and in-shore Jacksonville Beach fishing and
Amelia Island fishing to the north. Read Capt Dave's Jacksonville fishing report and Jacksonville fishing forecast. St Johns River charters and Jacksonville charter fishing in Jacksonville , Jacksonville cruises and St Johns river cruises are also available.
It cost no more to fish with the best. Top quality tackle, roomy and safe, all plate aluminum, high side, 26 foot, Black Lab Center Console boat, powered by a Honda 225 whisper quiet outboard engine. Read Capt Dave's entertaining fishing reports and forecast. Pictures and comments of your charter will appear in the reports usually the next day. Fishing
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Okay, not sure if anyone has noticed yet, but this winter it’s not even close to as cold as it was this time in 2011. (as I write this forecast on Jan. 4th)
WHICH IS A GREAT THING!
Heck, December was rather balmy with plenty of 70’s and even 80 degree days. And it can continue to be a really nice winter season.
Which means more days to get out there for some quality N.E. Florida Light Tackle, river and inlet fishing!
Don’t let the weather or lack of fishing in the rest of the country fool ya’.
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Here in Jax we fish 12 months a year."
The best months are November through May.
Used to be that my favorite fish to pursue during the winter months, the Speckled Sea trout, were closed for harvest during the month of February. But not any more!
Supposedly, through years of Feb. closures and tight limits. The state says we have plenty. So now we can catch and keep "specks" in February, and they even upped the limit from (5) per person to (6) per person, 15-20". And we can also keep (2) Redfish, 18-27", per person rather than just one.
Be sure to sign-up for my daily reports and see exactly what we’re catching. Because it can be Trout one day, and Black Drum the next.
Speaking of Black Drum…The inlet was on fire this time last year when it came to 4-18 pound Drum. Just a Redfish’s cousin, they fight just as hard and the limits are more liberal too.
**WANTING TO FISH WITHIN A DAY OR TWO? CALL ME, RATHER THAN SENDING AN EMAIL. (8AM-8PM, 7 DAYS A WEEK)
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