Late spring and fall in Jacksonville brings the flood tide, a gift for local inshore anglers. Around the new and full moons, tides may reach heights over 5.2 feet. This will push water into areas of the marshes that are usually dry.
Red fish, sheepshead and black drum will take advantage of the new area to feast on fiddler crabs and other crustaceans. Anglers have an opportunit...
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