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March Florida River Fishing Trips in North Florida

March Florida River Fishing

The St. Johns River is a location in North Florida known for its incredible fishing. It is also a very fragile fishery that can get influenced by the saltwater that can inevitably travel through it as it is connected to the Atlantic Ocean. During previous hurricanes, a massive saltwater intrusion occurred shutting this fishery down. We are happy to announce and let you know that this fishery is back in action and BETTER than before. If you are looking to catch a St. Johns River Trophy Largemouth Bass, NOW is the time to get out on the water. Explore what a March Florida River Fishing trip can do for you on your next adventure in North Florida.

The St. Johns River is approximately 310 miles long, making it the longest river in Florida. This also makes it one diverse place to explore and visit. You can spend days and hours trying to determine what the best areas are to fish. One thing we can say, whether you are there for fishing or just to enjoy a day on the water, the St. Johns River can provide you with a trip of a lifetime.

Our local experts have years of experience that will allow you to lock in on fish quickly. Knowledge and preparation give them an edge to most weekend anglers. Choosing one of our local experts will allow you to land that big bass you are after in a short period of time. Whether you want to use live bait or artificial bait, this destination and fishery have everything you need.

Check out this Trophy Bass Fishing Report from the St. Johns River in North Florida:

Fishing with Captain Gino Losi

March-Florida-River-Fishing“I had the ultimate pleasure of fishing with David while he was visiting North Florida. When doing so, we explored the St. Johns River and it showed him one amazing time. When you think about Florida bass fishing, this trip truly encompasses everything you can ask for. Solid numbers, great conditions, and trophy bass!

David started the day catching staging fish with wild-caught live shiners on shell bars. It was a blast for him to target these fish and land some decent numbers early in the day. As the trip progressed, we moved into the back canals where the fun really began.

David picked up some artificial baits and started pitching a creature bait around docks and shallow water structure. During this time, he caught several fish in the 3-5 pound range. While sight fishing and enjoying the bite with artificial lures, he also floated some live bait in the deeper water of the canal hoping to target migrating bass pulling into the canal to spawn.

This process landed David the fish of a lifetime. All of a sudden, a bass struck and sucked down one of the live baits. David waited until the right time, reeled down on this fish, and set the hook. When he did, the biggest bass of his life surfaced. This fish fought hard and gave him a fight he will never forget. It weighed in at 9 pounds 15 ounces. 1 ounce shy of 10 pounds.

Watching David land this fish and watch his face light up made for the ultimate day on the water. I am lucky to have been able to experience this with him and I know that he will be back for more action in the near future!”

Second trip of this update:

“Similarly to the last trip, the St. Johns River showed Bob and his wife a great time on the water. They did not cash in on any true trophy largemouth bass but had a fun time catching quality fish all trip long. While Bob and his wife were spending time in North Florida, a bass fishing trip was a great way for them to escape into the outdoors.

March-Florida-River-FishingWater and air temperatures were on the rise on this fishing trip after a previous cold front moved in. During changes like such, we were able to find staging fish close to spawning flats and canals. Both live and artificial baits were productive on this fishing trip.

The larger fish caught on this trip weighing in at over 5 pounds were caught on beds. When targeting bedding fish, a creature bait like a lizard was very successful. Wild-shiners also helped land several beautiful North Florida largemouth bass. At the end of the day, they caught over 15 bass on their trip and could not have been happier.

Always glad to be a part of anglers fishing experiences and hope to see them back on the water soon!” – Captain Gino Losi

Come Catch Yours TODAY!

The fishing on the St. Johns River could not get any better. When looking to explore something new and get away from the crowds and people, hop on one of our private tours. All our captains, especially in these times, keep everything on their boat sanitized and cleaned. We would never want any of our anglers feeling the need to be worried about our trips. The fishing is red hot and NOW is the time to cash in on some big bass.

March St Johns Fishing can really bring you the fish of a lifetime. We hope to see you on the water soon to get you on the biggest bass of your life on a March Florida River Fishing Trip!

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