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I recall there is something at/near Jupiter, but I can't remember the name. Were you interested in being near LWI, there are at least two options -- Sailfish Marina, and its next door neighbor (name escapes me).
If Stuart interests you, try Pirates Cove or Monterrey Inn
Fort Pierce has a couple nice hotels right in the inlet , I've stayed at most of them , and I think Harbor Light is the nicest.
Toadfish
Pirates Cove in Stuart... http://www.piratescoveresort.com/
ALWAYSFORWARD, NEVER STRAIGHT
HOw nice and for how long? THe place I keep my ride isn't fancy and they don't like one night stays but EASY walking distance to Guanabanas, Square Grouper and VERY close to a ramp and the inlet.
THere is also Jupiter Waterfront Inn a little further north.
It takes someone from across the pond to say it.
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Thanks, Just looking for something where we can keep the boat in the water and have easy access to Atlantic fishing
We were looking at dockside but will check out harbor light.
thanks
Thanks, do they have dockage?
Thanks, been looking at pirates cove
The Dockside is a nice place with good docking.
How do you get to bring the boat on aniversary
? Mine is this weekend and the boat has to stay home
.
Good fisher woman. got married last year in the keys on a sunset cruise and she actually asked the captain if I could bring my fishing pole, thats when I knew she was a keeper, and yes i had a pole out during the ceremony
Thanks, Made reservations their. Can you tell me anything about the fishing in mid march?
Where, Dockside?
March is a tricky month,usually very windy and accompanying rough seas.But if you time it on calm days,fishing could be good.This is the month where the big dorados start showing up.
Tes Dockside Ft. Pierce
Thanks, Here's to wishing for calm seas
Worse comes to worst fish inshore.
The early bird may get the worm, but the Second Mouse gets the cheese. SW
Hey you need to go to www.floridabywater.com. All hotels listed have boat docks
March fishing on the Treasure Coast is one of the worst three months offshore. I hope you get lucky with the weather. Although you can ALWAYS fish inshore. Head South on the intercoastal for popano or sea trout. You can even sneak out of St lucie inlet and catch some Spanish Mackerel at Pecks Lake as the run to Pecks is inside the reef break. Just look for the mass of other boats to find the Spanish.
If the weather cooperates head South East and look for the temp breaks and troll naked ballyhoos for sails and dolphin.
good luck!
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Ive stayed at the dockside inn and am staying there next weekend. Right on the inlet with docks there. Pretty reasonable prices, and great views if you want the waterfront. Real close to the boat ramp, and has storage for your trailer. You have snook right under the dock at night you can fish for. But other than fishing there really isnt much in fort pierce.