Florida Nautical Charts - Florida Go Fishing (2024)

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Florida Nautical Charts - NOAA

Northwest Nautical Charts	Big Bend Nautical Charts	Northeast Nautical Charts
Pensacola Bay and approaches Pensacola Bay Pensacola Bay Entrance ICW West Bay to Santa Rosa Sound Choctawhatchee Bay St Joseph and St Andrew Bays ICW East Bay to West Bay St. Andrew Bay St. Andrew Bay - Bear Point to Sulpher Point ICW Lake Wimico to East Bay Apalachicola Bay to Cape San Blas ICW Apalachicola Bay to Lake Wimico ICW Carrabelle to Apalachicola B;Carrabelle R Apalachee Bay	Tampa Bay to Cape San Blas Apalachee Bay St.Marks River and approaches Horseshoe Point to Rock Isles;Horseshoe Bch Crystal River to Horseshoe Point;Suwannee River;Cedar Keys	ICW Tolmato River to Palm Shores St. Augustine Light to Ponce de Leon Inlet St. Johns River Racy Point to Crescent Lake Amelia Island to St. Augustine ICW St. Simons Sound to Tolmato River Approaches & Entrance St. Johns River St. Johns River-Atlantic Ocean to Jacksonville St. John's River Jacksonville to Racy Point St. Johns River Dunns Creek to Lake Dexter St. Johns River Lake Dexter to Lake Harney Doboy Sound to Fernadina St. Marys Entr Cumberland Sound & Kings Bay St. Andrew Sound and Satilla River
	Central Nautical Charts
	Okeechobee Waterway St. Lucie Inlet to Fort Myers; Lake Okeechobee Gulf of Mexico Sailing Chart 411

Central West Nautical Charts	Florida Nautical Charts	Central East Nautical Charts
Tampa Bay to Cape San Blas Crystal River to Horseshoe Point;Suwannee River;Cedar Keys Anclote Keys to Crystal River ICW Tampa Bay to Port Richey Tampa Bay and St. Joseph Sound Tampa Bay Entrance; Manatee River Extn Tampa Bay;Safety Harbor;St. Petersburg Lemon Bay to Passage Key Inlet ICW Charlotte Harbor to Tampa Bay	Index - All Charts Index - Atlantic & The Keys Index - Gulf Coast Map - Atlantic Catalog Map - Gulf Coast Catalog Cape Hatteras to Straits of Florida Charleston Light to Cape Canaveral Cape Canaveral to Key West Straits of Florida and Approaches Gulf of Mexico Gulf Coast - Key West to Mississippi River Tampa Bay to Cape San Blas Havana to Tampa Bay	Fort Pierce Harbor Cape Canaveral to Bethel Shoal Port Canaveral;Canaveral Barge Canal Ext Approaches to Port Canaveral Ponce de Leon Inlet to Cape Canaveral ICW Tolmato River to Palm Shores St. Augustine Light to Ponce de Leon Inlet

Southwest Nautical Charts	The Keys Nautical Charts	Southeast Nautical Charts
ICW Charlotte Harbor to Tampa Bay Estero Bay to Lemon Bay, including Charlotte Harbor;Continuation of Peace River ICW Fort Myers to Charlotte Harbor and Wiggins Pass Okeechobee Waterway St. Lucie Inlet to Fort Myers; Lake Okeechobee Lostmans River to Wiggins Pass Chatham River to Clam Pass; Naples Bay; Everglades Harbor Everglades National Park Shark River to Lostmans River East Cape to Mormon Key Everglades National Park Whitewater Bay	Fowey Rocks to American Shoal FOLIO SMALL-CRAFT CHART Miami to Marathon and Florida Bay Everglades National Park Whitewater Bay Dry Tortugas; Tortugas Harbor Sand Key to Rebecca Shoal Key West Harbor and Approaches Key West Harbor Florida Keys Sombrero Key to Dry Tortugas Florida Keys Sombrero Key to Sand Key ICW Bahia Honda Key to Sugarloaf Key ICW Sugarloaf Key To Key West ICW Big Spanish Channel to Johnston Key ICW Matecumbe to Grassy Key ICW Alligator Reef to Sombrero Key Florida Keys Grassy Key to Bahia Honda Key Fowey Rocks to Alligator Reef ICW Sands Key to Blackwater Sound ICW Blackwater Sound To Matecumbe	Straits of Florida Fowey Rocks, Hillsboro Inlet to Bimini Islands, Bahamas ICW Miami to Elliot Key Miami Harbor Fort Lauderdale Port Everglades ICW West Palm Beach to Miami ICW Palm Shores to West Palm Beach;Loxahatchee River Jupiter Inlet to Fowey Rocks; Lake Worth Inlet Bethel Shoal to Jupiter Inlet

What is Obstn Fish Haven on a nautical chart?
Fish havens are artificial shelters or reefs constructed of rocks, concrete, car bodies, and other debris and put on the sea floor to attract fish. Fish havens are often found in the vicinity of fishing ports or major coastal inlets and are usually considered hazards to navigation. Generally these area's are great fishing spots.

Boaters you should use a GPS and have area nautical charts onboard, especially if you are not familiar with the local waters. Staying within nautical markers is encouraged to protect both wildlife and our waterways, and to keep you from getting lost in the back waters.

The waters on the Gulf of Mexico, The Keys, and inshore waterways can be shallow, so knowing your depth is very important to avoid grounding. Frequently check the depth reference on your chart and watch the color of the water - the darker the water appears, the deeper it is. Always keep in mind charts are not always up to date due to our shifting substrate. The coastal waters of the Gulf and The Keys have little structure, so the sandy substrate is constantly shifted around. Sandbars change locations often - an area could be 4 feet deep this month and sandbar or island the next month. It is also very easy to get lost in the 10,000 Islands or the mangrove islands in and around Florida, so use your charts!

The Boating and Angling Guides by FWC are a great resources consisting of area waterway maps and includeinformation on speed zones, marinas and public access boat ramps, and seagrass and mangrove locations. Get your Guide at the Florida Fish & Wildlife website or pick one up locally.

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