February 16, 2012 Meeting Minutes
JOSFC Regular Meeting Minutes February 16, 2012 Meeting Chaired By: President - Danny Del Rio Note taker: Secretary - Patti Kalaitzis Member Present Absent Member Present Absent Danny Del…
Clayton’s Holler
Clayton's Holler was a popular stop for some of the earliest fishermen in the club. It has some good rocky bottom and a shallow ledge heading west from the inshore…
February 2, 2012 Meeting Minutes
JOSFC Regular Meeting Minutes February 2, 2012 Chaired By: President - Danny Del Rio Note Taker: Secretary - Patti Kalaitzis Member Present Absent Member Present Absent Danny Del Rio X…
East Fourteen & Fifteen
Like the movie The Gladiator, today the Gator Bowl Press box sits upright on the bottom of the sea watching the grouper and snapper doing battle to the death with…
Busey’s Bonanza
B.B. Busey's Bonanza. 80 degrees from the end of jetties 12.4 miles. This is another area made up of sunken vessels to create fishing which was worth the effort with…
Capo’s Kids Corner
Capt. Jimmy Capo (pronounced Ka-po) was one of the earliest members of the JOSFC. This newly-permited area for future development was named in honor of Jimmy, a text-book fishing enthusiast.…
Rabbitt’s Lair
The RL area was named for one of the original members of the JOSFC, Linden Heston. Linden had a 20-foot Thunderbird named the Rapid Rabbit. So it would be only…
Haddock’s Hideaway
50 degrees from the St. Johns River jetties at 15.8 miles. Large hole with crescent shaped ledge. runs Southeast to Northwest, coral and rock bottom. Good bottom for snapper,…
Bunny’s Web
Just six miles off the coast between Jacksonville and St. Augustine is one of the most innovative and ambitious reef building projects in the long history of the artificial reef…
Jax Beach Wreck and the SS Gulf America
It's 10:00 p.m. The German submarine, U-Boat 123, surfaces to periscope height. It has been stalking the American tanker, S.S. Gulf America, for hours and she is now fully silhouetted…
