Whether you’re looking for dinner or tournament fishing, we’ve got you covered from the moment you step into our store until you land your first bite. As we go from the third to the final quarter of 2025, the seasonal offerings are looking better and better!

St. Augustine Marina offers a variety of services in-store to keep you out on the water or on the trail this season, from bow repair, restringing, fletching, to rigging and rod repair. St. Augustine Marina carries specially made, handcrafted cast nets by the foot for those looking to try their luck catching shrimp, traps for crab and lobster, as well as a variety of synthetic lures and rigs designed for your catch.

Fishing rods, reels, tackle, and other fishing and boating accessories aren’t our only offerings here at St. Augustine Marina. We have a little bit of everything for anyone who is just crazy enough to beat the heat and spend time in the sun doing what you love!

 Tarpon are also caught often during this time of year, particularly in the inlets and along the beaches for those who like to stick a rod in the sand, with populations peaking throughout July and August in the area. 

Sailfish can also be found just offshore trolling with live or dead bait, kite fishing, fly fishing, or pitch baiting. 

You’ll want a lighter or medium rigged (4 -15kg / 2.205 lb) set up for landing Sailfish and a bit of patience as they tire easily, so you’ll want to allow it some more time in the water to guarantee survival. It’s worth it, however, if you can land one of these beautiful fish!

If you see pelicans or seagulls diving, you might catch one of their shimmering fins or silver scales in the mix. 

Click to View Current FWC Fishing Permit Info & Regulations 2025-2026

Make sure that you’re up to date on catch and release protocols, size and weight limits, and permit requirements for fish mentioned. You can find the updated guidelines from the FWC here. 

Located here in northeast / Central Florida, St. Augustine falls under Zone C guidance from FWC. Zone C covers the area from Seminole / Volusia counties up through to Madison and Jefferson counties in the panhandle before the cut off for Zone D begins. 

Need ammunition? Lures? Custom fletched and designed arrows and broad heads? We have got you covered! 

 You can find details specific to your region (if you plan on going abroad or staying local) and permit information here. As well as bag limits and restrictions.
Make sure to  review any changes here, as they are regularly updated each year in response to changes in local game populations, breeding, and rezoning. 

A Quick Reminder!

Don’t forget to get your outboard engine squared away during the off season or before putting her back into storage. Our outboard service department will perform winterization to protect your engine when it’s not chugging water.
Be safe out there – we wish you the best of luck!

• FWC Saltwater Fishing Regulations
• FWC Hunting Regulations
• Florida Sportsman Magazine
• FWC Boating Regulations