Map of Lake Lucina (near Jacksonville)

  "Largemouth bass, crank bait swims around 3 to 4 feet deep..." Williamson Creek

  "Mudfish, Catfish, Tillapia, Bluegill, Mullet, Sunfish, Red Belly fish found here. Tide turns 55 min after Mayport tide. Began fishing after the first quarter tide has..." Red Bay Branch

  "F L O U N D E R . OFF of the mud flats...." Silversmith Creek

  "Specks biting great on the bottom of the Hampton brush hole.1-2 pounders being caught.got a cooler full.used live minnows on a spreader.the action never stopped..." Hampton Lake

  "Good numbers of bluegill and red ear sunfish can be found in the south and southwest side of the lake. Live bait, such as earthworms and crickets, is a good choice for..." Lake Sampson

  "Shellcracker (redear) and bluegill anglers should fish an ultra-light rod with a number 10 gold hook on the bottom with a wiggler. Stumpknockers (spotted sunfish) and..." Dead Lake

  "Bass anglers can expect to find bass hiding in shoreline vegetation, eelgrass, and around docks and pilings. Locating fish should become easier as water levels fall and..." Saint Johns River

  "Texas-rigged soft plastics and crankbaits are some of the most popular choices. At the time of this writing, water levels in these lakes were still high enough to allow..." Lake Rowell

So you're interested in fishing Lake Lucina. As fishermen, we know there are times when our favorite spots are just not active so we built our Hot Spots feature to show you where the fish are biting in the area of Lake Lucina. Now you'll know where catches are being recorded in the general area, and you can plan your day on the water. Check out our Fishing Times tab to determine when the fish will be most active. To find Lake Lucina enter the 30.344685 latitude, and -81.599541 longitude coordinates into your GPS device or smart phone. If you need fishing tackle, or are looking for a fishing guide or fishing charter please visit Tackle, Guides, Charters