Best Golf Resorts Near Fishing Spots

Trout Creek Memorial Park and Marina

Address: 6550 FL-13 N, St. Augustine
Driving Distance: 19 minutes
Water: Freshwater

Known for its fishing tournaments and massive park size, the Trout Creek Memorial Park and Marina is a local hub for all things outdoorsy. And thanks to its access to both Trout Creek and St. Johns River, the park is a great location to cast a line and enjoy the lively wildlife.

Forgot your tackle box? No worries, this spot also has an on-site bait shop!

Vilano Beach Fishing Pier

Address: 260 Vilano Rd, St. Augustine
Driving Distance: 31 minutes
Water: Saltwater

If you want somewhere a little quieter, the nearby Vilano Beach Fishing Pier offers an oasis above the water with a wide variety of fish to catch. This location has also been known to showcase unique sightings of sea life, making it a worthwhile stop.

Anastasia State Park

Address: 300 Anastasia Park Rd.
Driving Distance: 35 minutes
Water: Saltwater

Anastasia State Park’s fishing area, Salt Run, is a pocket of grassy beach with access to one of the many waterways that divide the park. Unlike the other locations, this park does offer a fish cleaning station for any fish caught. If you’re ready to cast a line, note that the park does have a parking fee for visitors.

Mickler's Wharf Palm Valley Landing

Address: Canal Blvd, Ponte Vedra Beach
Driving Distance: 9 minutes
Water: Saltwater

Just under 10 minutes away from the stunning resort is Mickler’s Wharf Palm Valley Landing. Not only does this location have a life of its own with plenty of outdoor events, live music, and rentals that’ll satisfy your every adventurous whim, but the charter service is especially spectacular. Book a time with a charter boat and venture out into the waters of the wharf with a local at the helm for the best fishing spots.

Nocatee Landing

Address: 9074 Tolomato Rd., Ponte Vedra Beach
Driving Distance: 30 minutes
Water: Saltwater

A peaceful access point to the Tolomato River, Nocatee Landing brings visitors out through marsh, sand, and grass to explore the saltwater tidal basin. Serene and tucked away behind a wall of trees, this location is ideal for those looking for peace of mind while fishing or simply enjoy the rich greenery environment of the Florida coast.

Jacksonville Beach Pier

Address: 503 1st St N, Jacksonville Beach
Driving Distance: 22 minutes
Water: Saltwater

Rustic, quiet, and scenic, the stretching pier reaches out into the Atlantic Ocean, giving fishermen the opportunity to drop a hook with the stunning skyline of Jacksonville as their backdrop. Wake up early to get a catch and catch some rays of the sunrise along the horizon.

Bing’s Landing

Address: 5900 N Ocean Shore Blvd, Palm Coast
Driving Distance: 4 minutes
Water: Saltwater

Take a step out onto Bing’s Landing’s fishing pier or enjoy fishing from the shoreline with thanks to its access to the winding Matanza River. Cloaked in that eye-catching Florida flora that riddles the tropical state, the landing has a certain atmosphere that’s hard to replicate. Once you’ve reeled in your line, take the time to explore the landing and its rich history.

Waterfront Park

Address: 150 Waterfront Park Rd, Palm Coast
Driving Distance: 13 minutes
Water: Saltwater

The Waterfront Park along the intercoastal waterway is an expansive 20-acre recreational area that offers a fishing pier and a floating dock. As you enjoy the calm waters of the park, keep on the lookout for the friendly dolphins and manatees population that like to greet park goers!

Pellicer Creek Conservation Area

Address: 5800 Old Kings Rd N, Palm Coast
Driving Distance: 19 minutes
Water: Saltwater and freshwater

This natural preserve combines great quality park features with outdoor activities from wildlife viewing to hiking and fishing. Pellicer Creek Conservation Area’s handicap accessible fishing area at Pellicer Pond welcomes visitors into a serene getaway from the bustle of Florida living.

Kingsley East River Overlook

Address: Along the east end of Kingsley Ave
Driving Distance: 7 minutes
Water: Freshwater

Along the stretching, winding way of the St. Johns River is Kingsley East River Overlook. A small, roadside park, this location has rolling hills down to the water if you prefer a grassy terrain for fishing and a wooden pier for more in-water angling.

Rob Bradley Conservation Park at Nelson Point

Address: 670 Nelson Dr
Driving Distance: 7 minutes
Water: Freshwater

Stunning views mixed with impressive greenery, the Rob Bradley Conservation Park gives visitors an impeccable backdrop for walking, sunbathing, and- of course- fishing. Stretches long alongside the riverside, take a wander through the stunning foliage to find a fishing spot fit for your style.

Flounder Gigging Charters

Address: 112 Debarry Ave
Driving Distance: 4 minutes
Water: Varies

If you like to drop a hook further out in the water, head over to Flounder Gigging Charters for a guide to take you out into nearby fishing hotspots. Having previously won the best charter by Jacksonville Charter Fishing, this charter is a great solution to angling itchings and a desire to be out on the water.