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Palm Coast Florida
dprice	#1  Posted on 05/19/08 - 12:11 PM
Member Personal Page Posts: 43 Comments: 0 Joined: 01/02/08	I'm trailering my 2000 Montauk to Palm Coast for Memorial Day weekend. I'm an experienced boater & semi-professional fisherman, but new to that area. Does anyone have any inshore hot spots?
Brian7son	#2  Posted on 05/22/08 - 1:40 PM
Member Personal Page Posts: 38 Comments: 0 Joined: 05/07/07	You're about 100 miles north of me, so I have no local knowledge there. Check this Florida Sportsman article on the area: http://www.floridasportsman.com/regions/ne/051016/index.html Check this as well: http://captchris.wordpress.com/ Then grab on of these charts for $13.99 and you should be dialed in. http://www.anglersupply.com/product.cfm?model=Fish%20Chart&manufacturer=Florida%20Sportsman&CFID=2360618&CFTOKEN=87471451 Good luck,
fla656	#3  Posted on 05/22/08 - 9:33 PM
Member Posts: 3 Comments: 1 Joined: 11/15/05	The Matanzas inlet area, just north of Palm Coast has good fishing around it an in the flats areas to the north and south of it. Look out for sandbars though. Good boat ramp is at Bings Landing, a Flagler County park on A-1-A just a couple of miles north of the Palm Coast Parkway bridge. Really nice area near Marineland/Matanzas inlet area. Do not go out the inlet unless you have local knowledge! Very tricky natural inlet. Have fun and be safe!