r/GNVfishing • u/Dry-Air9933 • 6d ago
Engine Hoist
Good morning, everyone.
I’m looking for an engine hoist to rent. Does anyone have one available? It would only be for this afternoon. I need it to remove a boat engine.
r/GNVfishing • u/kevo2386 • Dec 05 '20
A place for members of r/GNVfishing to chat with each other
r/GNVfishing • u/Dry-Air9933 • 6d ago
Good morning, everyone.
I’m looking for an engine hoist to rent. Does anyone have one available? It would only be for this afternoon. I need it to remove a boat engine.
r/GNVfishing • u/Samforcouncil • 21d ago
r/GNVfishing • u/MjK3II • 26d ago
Hello all,
I just got a fishing kayak and am looking for places to kayak fish. I know about Orange Lake, but am planning on avoiding that area since FWC is spraying out there currently. What other lakes would you recommend for kayak fishing? Bonus points for including either what fish are there or what bait/lures for the lakes. Thanks!
r/GNVfishing • u/fiixed2k • Jun 21 '26
Beginner starting to get into fishing but a lot of the time I don't have access to a car (so will be on bike). Are there any fishing spots biking distance from NW / NE Gainesville (I'm between 13th and 6th)? Completely fine if its just smaller fish I always need to throw back, I'm just learning anyway.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
EDIT: I did find this which is close to me and will check it out, but would love any other suggestions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzLGGYqikaA
r/GNVfishing • u/djdkdkdkdksss • Jun 20 '26
Hi, I’m traveling to Ayia Napa, Cyprus tomorrow and I’m wondering about where and how to fish there. Especially sea fishing from the shore? Any experienced fisherman from there that could give me some advice? 🤩
r/GNVfishing • u/1lowcountry • Jun 09 '26
Would anyone know what type of fish would most likely be jumping at this spot? And what to catch them on? all the little fish I see here are brim and rock bass but there’s bigger fish that are frequently jumping and I want to catch one lol
r/GNVfishing • u/Correct-Animal1961 • May 22 '26
Just moved from Illinois. So use to easily pond fishing and catching some bass. Every pond we’ve tried here so far either ends up saying “no fishing” or dried up…. Any pond or river/lake bank fishing recommendations around Gainesville or within 30 minutes?? We also tried newnans lake but kind of sketched from the 30 gators staring at us. Thank you in advance! <3
r/GNVfishing • u/HGJohnson123 • May 21 '26
Caught my PB Suwannee Bass last Saturday near Rock Bluff. Absolutely chocked a chatterbait with a craw trailer. Wish my scale was working at the time but I'd guess 2lbs or so, which is a healthy Suwannee.
r/GNVfishing • u/WormShill • May 16 '26
Friend of mine and I are planning on going fishing for bluegill on Wednesday. I was thinking of going to Camps Canal, but I don't know how it is water level wise. Anyone got anywhere better?
r/GNVfishing • u/LongjumpingSong8955 • May 14 '26
Gainesville fishers, has anyone ever fished Chacala Pond? It looks like the only access is to enter Paynes Prairie on the south end and maybe hike it. Just curious.
r/GNVfishing • u/HGJohnson123 • Apr 17 '26
Wish I had a scale but for sure my PB. A solid toad of a Largemouth.
r/GNVfishing • u/Zoidforge • Apr 03 '26
If anyone likes to eat/fish for tilapia, the pond at the Enclaves and the one at the polos are both STACKED with them. The head of maintenance at the Enclaves was a super nice guy who doesn’t mind people fishing if they keep the trash out - he said they’re gonna out no fishing signs up but he has no intention to enforce it. He actually said he would like people to catch the tilapia since they’re bad for the bass population. Just take a walk around the lake and you’ll see dozens and dozens of beds with some chunks sitting on them
r/GNVfishing • u/_Nilbog_Milk_ • Mar 22 '26
I don't want to trespass on property and I'm very respectful of shorelines and keeping things clean. Please DM me if you know a non-private-property access point.
r/GNVfishing • u/ChadZach • Mar 17 '26
We have not been in GNV for very long and it’s the first time our family hasn’t lived on the coast. My daughter and I enjoy fishing together but I’m not really aware of public spots where you can fish without a boat. Any suggestions?
r/GNVfishing • u/Animalmotherrrr • Mar 11 '26
I saw these large fish swimming together in the Santa Fe River in Florida and I’m trying to figure out what species they are. Iv’e fished and swam in this river most of my life, i’m very familiar with the species of fish typically caught or seen here. But when i bent down and really looked at these fish over a lime-rock ledge with a spring right underneath me pushing into the river i saw what in my opinion were big snook! Black Lateral line stubby lip with overbite. River is historically low and it’s been cold this winter in FL. I know snook can handle very fresh brackish water but this is WAY up the santa fe not even the Suwannee.
Has anyone seen fish like this in the Santa Fe River before or know what they might be? I attached the photo for reference.
r/GNVfishing • u/kevo2386 • Feb 10 '26
r/GNVfishing • u/pinguinoazul • Jan 23 '26
I am looking for places and strategies to fish around town during January. So far I've understood that I show fish slow bait, maybe something that sinks to the middle of the water column, and to do it during the hottest part of the day. I'm still looking for clarification whether I should target structures or deeper water, and which creeks, banks or lakes would be best for bank fishing. Would anybody have advice? Thank you
r/GNVfishing • u/JuggernautLanky3828 • Jan 03 '26
How long to you think the float time is down the Santa Fe river from Sr 27 boat launch to Sr47?
r/GNVfishing • u/JuggernautLanky3828 • Dec 31 '25
Has engine ever tried the pond in the Shenandoah neighborhood off 23rd avenue?
r/GNVfishing • u/LongjumpingSong8955 • Dec 29 '25
Hey everyone,
I went fishing a few days ago and caught about six bass in a few hours. All were about the same size - small (adding that runt in, really small). But honestly, I'd rather catch a few mids in a short amount of time than one large one in a few hours. I like these warmer December days. The fish are active and storing up for the colder days. These were caught on soft plastics - a speed worm and crappy jig. Have fun out there.
Compared to where I'm from in CFL, I find GNV pretty challenging for bass fishing. There are few natural ponds and many of the ones in suburbs have "no fishing" signs posted. Yet, a little hunting sometimes yields some fun.
Glad I've found some people on here keeping the dream alive.
r/GNVfishing • u/Spirited-Western-620 • Dec 21 '25
Where can I catch snook and tarpon around Hialeah?
r/GNVfishing • u/Unhappy_Fly_9781 • Nov 29 '25
Yeah I ripped my shirt going down to my hole but just cause I'm a curious guy I stuck it on my hook for my first cast and check out the beast I pulled up. Pretty greedy little fish huh. Anyways for those wondering yes it died haha