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06-03-2010, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by LI Sound Grunt
Makes me want to take a trip myself but I will wait till it cools down.
This sound scool and exactly what I shouldn't do ---"we also did a haunted pub crawl, that was kinda fun." Haunted pubs? And more than one?
This sound scool and exactly what I shouldn't do ---"we also did a haunted pub crawl, that was kinda fun." Haunted pubs? And more than one?
las palmas is the south end of the property, im in del prado which is the north end. the villages are in 3 loops and nice to walk around the entire property. you should have a nice time, I love the area...
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06-05-2010, 08:08 AM
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Originally Posted by gashogg
If the weather and the wife are nice. I may take the boat down to the conch house on 6/18. I'll let you know.
That would be AWSOME!!!!!!
06-07-2010, 06:57 AM
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salt_shaker..
Is yours a rental also? I have never been there, can you give me a heads up what to expect form the building area? Any tips would be appreciated.
I am compiling a list of all of the suggestions along with placing them on a map so I can have an idea which way to go! Its such a great help to get real advice and not marketing hype via advertising, sometimes the ones you don't hear about are the best!
My wife and I are looking forward to this trip very much. I'll try to get a report in when I get there!
Thanks to everyone who contributed! You guys are awsome!!
Is yours a rental also? I have never been there, can you give me a heads up what to expect form the building area? Any tips would be appreciated.
I am compiling a list of all of the suggestions along with placing them on a map so I can have an idea which way to go! Its such a great help to get real advice and not marketing hype via advertising, sometimes the ones you don't hear about are the best!
My wife and I are looking forward to this trip very much. I'll try to get a report in when I get there!
Thanks to everyone who contributed! You guys are awsome!!
06-07-2010, 08:48 AM
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Forgot to mention if you into shallow water fishing in Kayaks, there are some great tidal flats and oyster bars to fish around on the westside of the Cresent Beach Bridge. If you bring a minimum of rods and reels I am sure you could rent a Kayak...
06-07-2010, 09:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Cracker
Forgot to mention if you into shallow water fishing in Kayaks, there are some great tidal flats and oyster bars to fish around on the westside of the Cresent Beach Bridge. If you bring a minimum of rods and reels I am sure you could rent a Kayak...
theres a plac to rent kayaks right by the 206 bridge. forget the name but should be easy to google. also can rent at princess place and i think by the palm coast marina....
06-07-2010, 09:20 AM
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I used to live in Palm Coast and would frequent the Java Joint at least a couple times a week, I have never had a bad meal there, their breakfast and lunch are definately worth the trip. Also if you are in the Palm Coast area try the European Village, they have a great Pizza Place there called Mezzalunas and the atmosphere used to be pretty good there if you sat outside. There is also a pretty good seafood place there that is pretty good, called Barbara Jeans.
06-07-2010, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by ocfishn
I used to live in Palm Coast and would frequent the Java Joint at least a couple times a week, I have never had a bad meal there, their breakfast and lunch are definately worth the trip. Also if you are in the Palm Coast area try the European Village, they have a great Pizza Place there called Mezzalunas and the atmosphere used to be pretty good there if you sat outside. There is also a pretty good seafood place there that is pretty good, called Barbara Jeans.
barbara jeans chicken fried chicken or pot roast, cant go wrong. dont forget the jalopeno cornbread
the other bfast place is maggies. close to the flagler pier i think.. http://www.urbanspoon.com/r/294/1523...-Flagler-Beach
went for hte first time in april, i'll be back
06-07-2010, 10:49 AM
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Originally Posted by salt_shaker
barbara jeans chicken fried chicken or pot roast, cant go wrong. dont forget the jalopeno cornbread
06-07-2010, 11:00 AM
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and for nice location, check the one in ponte vedra...sit out back on the ditch!http://www.barbarajeans.com/index.html
06-28-2010, 06:39 PM
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This has been a great thread. I need to ressurect. I am headed to Crescent Beach in 2 weeks. I am bringing a boat (bay boat). Any inshore tips and/or warnings appreciated. I have heard very good things.
06-28-2010, 09:02 PM
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Run the beach, look for the pogies, net some and fish around the pods...there has been an upwelling of cooler water for the last 2 weeks.....69 degrees on sat....fished the rays for cobe...got one at 35lbs....tie some king rigs and drag pogies slowly around 9 mile north and 9 mile south and pop warner...all public numbers....kings, cobia....could run into just about anything....it's been amazingly flat out there...
06-29-2010, 05:24 AM
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Originally Posted by slickster
Run the beach, look for the pogies, net some and fish around the pods...there has been an upwelling of cooler water for the last 2 weeks.....69 degrees on sat....fished the rays for cobe...got one at 35lbs....tie some king rigs and drag pogies slowly around 9 mile north and 9 mile south and pop warner...all public numbers....kings, cobia....could run into just about anything....it's been amazingly flat out there...
06-29-2010, 06:10 AM
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Originally Posted by jek2
Good info....but what are "the rays" and "pop warner"? Bear in mind I have never been to the area. Thanks for your help, I need it!
06-29-2010, 06:16 AM
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Originally Posted by jek2
Good info....but what are "the rays" and "pop warner"? Bear in mind I have never been to the area. Thanks for your help, I need it!
http://www.myfwc.com/docs/Conservation/REEFS.pdf
If you are going to try and use Matanzas Inlet, BE VERY VERY CAREFUL!!! It is full of sandbars and is a very tricky Inlet. I have a lot of time on the water and I will not run that inlet.
