Putting my trip south on hold for now. Trying to figure out what will be open by November 1st. Any information available.
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Putting my trip south on hold for now. Trying to figure out what will be open by November 1st. Any information available.
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I was told our docks/ ramp at Riverbend will be close until further notice (2 weeks estimate) as a lot of water is still to come from south of Astor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anchor Man
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I think u will be ok if u come down whenever Vic, u should be able to fish everything u normally fish but Monroe
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Got here two days ago Vic. Monroe, Beresford,astor still way high . Ramps at 44 bridge still in usable,Assuming woody and dexter would be tough as well.Didn’t make it up to Crescent. Travis sent you a pm.
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All ramps in Volusia county are closed. This covers Monroe and parts of the St. John’s
Pretty sure Seminole count ramps are closed as well. This covers Lake Jessup and Harney.
Water was down about 8-10” at our place and we are a few hundred yards south of Highbanks ramp.
If I had to bet, it’ll be December before it’s open.
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Harney yesterday
I stopped by Highbanks boat ramp on the St Johns in Debary yesterday.
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the ramp is still under water and from the looks of it, it will be for awhile yet.
I also took a look at the marina next to the ramp.
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all the docks are still under water.
And still we wait……
The pics of the specks has been killin’ me all over Facebook. Been cravin’ those tasty critters but water is still up but I have to go take a gander I guess but worse case scenario I’ll have to wait December or January.
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Water here just south of Highbanks is dropping about 2” a day. At that rate, it’ll be at least December before any ramps open.
Also talked to a friend that lives on the river in east Geneva. She said they are finally able to walk to their gate but still need boots. She also said the smell of dead fish is terrible.
Here is a link to a web site where you can see what the levels are at several sites along the St. Johns river.
The link starts near Lake harney and you can go to down stream gauges to see along the river.
Tells at what stage the level is at each station.
National Weather Service Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service
Highland Park boat ramp is open and I have been hearing of decent catches on Woody
Wouldn’t call it open! Ramp only, no way to get in and out of boat without being in water. Definitely not user friendly and they want $10 to use it.Quote:
Originally Posted by lonehunter
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