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Vic Smith wrote:
On Mon, 17 Nov 2008 17:35:51 -0500, Boater wrote: Great seafood, interesting atmosphere...in Mayport http://www.roadfood.com/Reviews/Over...spx?RefID=5517 Best restaurant in NE Florida, on the ICW http://www.marker32.com/ I was talking to my wife about possibly switching coasts in Florida. My big argument is east coast surf fishing, which we really enjoy. That place could be another. --Vic For reasons I cannot explain, even after living there for six years, the Jax area has good restaurants all out of proportion to its population or economic influence. We have at least a dozen favorites down there - American, Greek, Japanese, Seafood, Chinese, Cuban...lots of them. You never have to step foot into a chain restaurant. Surf fishing is pretty easy off the beaches. There are troughs 20 to 30 feet off the beaches that attract pogies, whiting, and other small fishes, and all the much larger predators that feed on them. I had two favorite surf fishing spots, one just south of the jetties where the St. Johns River empties into the Atlantic, and one just north of St. Augustine Inlet. At the beginning of the jetty right across from that inlet you could find good flounder fishing. The climate in Jax was pretty decent for me, too. Not too hot and muggy in the summer, mild winters, and real long and lovely springs and falls. Downside is (or maybe was) the crazed fundie churches. They do some really bizarre stuff down there, and they are hard to ignore. Oh...and the "football uber alles" mentality. |
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