Florida Rivers for Fishing

45 Florida rivers with public launches mapped from the FWC ramp inventory, FWC notes and live USGS flow.

Florida rivers with enough public launches to plan a trip around, each with a map of launches, FWC notes and current USGS flow.

A B C E H I K L M N O P R S T W Y

117 launches

Questions about Florida Rivers for Fishing

The St. Johns River.

Yes, from USGS gauges.

Where FWC lists launches on them.

Below the salt line, yes.

The FWC Florida Boat Ramp Inventory.

Rivers need four or more public launches or an FWC page.

Florida Rivers for Fishing

A

Apalachicola River

B

Black Creek

Blackwater River

C

Caloosahatchee River

Chipola River

Choctawhatchee River

Coldwater Creek

Crooked River

E

Econfina Creek

Econfina River

Econlockhatchee River

Escambia River

H

Hillsborough River

Holmes Creek

I

Imperial River

K

Kissimmee River

L

Little Manatee River

M

Manatee River

Middle Aucilla River

Myakka River

N

Nassau River

New River (Carrabelle)

O

Ochlockonee River

Ocklawaha River

Ortega River

P

Peace River

Perdido River

Pine Log Creek

R

Rainbow River

S

Saddle Creek

Santa Fe River

Shoal River

St. Johns River

St. Lucie River

St. Marks River

St. Marys River

Steinhatchee River

Suwannee River

T

Turkey Creek

W

Wacissa River

Weeki Wachee River

Wekiva River

Withlacoochee River (North Florida)

Withlacoochee River (West Central Florida)

Y

Yellow River

Questions about Florida Rivers for Fishing

How many Florida rivers have a page?

Which river has the most launches?

Are flows live?

Are springs runs included?

Do I need a saltwater license on a tidal river?

Where does access data come from?

Are paddle launches included?

Why are some rivers missing?