Weekend fishing itinerary near Port St. Lucie

Two days, 4 stops on 4 public waters, all within 75 minutes of Port St. Lucie. Each stop below has its drive time, its access point and the fish recorded there.

Day 1

Morning: Indian River Lagoon

Start the day on Indian River Lagoon, launching from the ramp below.

Indian River Lagoon is a 27-minute drive from downtown Port St. Lucie. Launch at Jensen Beach Causeway North Boat Ramps, the public ramp on Indian River Lagoon closest to downtown (≈ 8.4 mi). Public access on Indian River Lagoon: 63 boat ramps and 34 piers. Surveyed depths reach 76 ft. Recorded here: Sheepshead, Common Snook, Spotted Seatrout, and Tarpon.

127 min · 17.7 mi

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Indian River Lagoon

Volusia

Jensen Beach Causeway North Boat Ramps7

max 76 ft · surveyed

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From Jensen Beach Causeway North Boat Ramps to Greenfield Park: 30 min by road (19.1 mi).

Evening: Greenfield Park

End the day at Greenfield Park — no boat needed.

Hobe Sound is a 35-minute drive from downtown Port St. Lucie. Greenfield Park: pier on Hobe Sound, ≈ 21.7 mi from downtown. Public access on Hobe Sound: 1 pier. Surveyed depths reach 18 ft. Recorded here: Common Snook, Spotted Seatrout, Red Drum, and Tarpon.

235 min · 23.9 mi

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Hobe Sound

Martin

Greenfield Park11

max 18 ft · surveyed

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Day 2

Morning: Lake Okeechobee

Start the day on Lake Okeechobee, launching from the ramp below.

Lake Okeechobee is a 50-minute drive from downtown Port St. Lucie. Launch at J & S Marina, the public ramp on Lake Okeechobee closest to downtown (≈ 23.6 mi). Public access on Lake Okeechobee: 31 boat ramps and 3 piers. Surveyed depths reach 23 ft. Recorded here: Spotted Sunfish, Blue Tilapia, Oscar, and Jaguar Guapote.

350 min · 36.4 mi

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Lake Okeechobee

Glades

J & S Marina22

max 23 ft · surveyed

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From J & S Marina to John Prince Park, North - Pavilion 3: 72 min by road (59.8 mi).

Evening: John Prince Park, North - Pavilion 3

End the day at John Prince Park, North - Pavilion 3 — no boat needed.

Lake Osborne is a 57-minute drive from downtown Port St. Lucie. John Prince Park, North - Pavilion 3: pier on Lake Osborne, ≈ 49.8 mi from downtown. Public access on Lake Osborne: 2 boat ramps and 4 piers. Surveyed depths reach 25 ft. Recorded here: Spotted Sunfish, Bluegill, Largemouth Bass, and Redear.

457 min · 54.6 mi

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Lake Osborne

Palm Beach

John Prince Park, North - Pavilion 324

max 25 ft · surveyed

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When the fish bite here

By our bite calendar, November is a slow month around Port St. Lucie for the fish recorded at these stops — the bars on each card show when each one picks up.