Honest John's Fish Camp on the Indian River Lagoon
Sebastian Inlet Florida
A Collection of Photographs on the Indian River Lagoon
I've Been going to Sebastian Inlet since the 60's with my parents and friends. My father liked fishing and camping at the old rustic campgrounds on Coconut Point and Long Point Park which awarded him early morning and all day access to the great fishery this recreational area offers.
As a young man, I turned to Sebastian often finding both surfing and fishing as my source of recreation and relaxation. World renowned snook fishing kept me up all night and early morning surf motivated me during the daylight hours.
Long Point Park, Sebastian Inlet Recreation Area
Cambell's Pocket and the Inlet Marina
Sebastian Inlet looking west from the Atlantic Ocean
The inlet switches tide every six hours and currents can exceed ten knots going both in and out of the Atlantic Ocean
Rapids often form at different locations in the inlet depending on the tide
Calmer days on the inlet allow boats access to inland and ocean waters
Florida's A1A provides a span across Sebastian Inlet
One of the more popular restaurants and bars is Captain Hiram's in the mainland city of Sebastian
Commercial Fishing Boats docked at the fish house
A hurricane victim on a spoil island in the Indian River Lagoon
Sebastian River Bridge
A controlled burn on the Sebastian River banks
Florida's East Coast Railway
Railroad Trestles on the Sebastian River
An Excited angler showing off her catch
Snook are a favorite gamefish on the Indian River Lagoon near Sebastian
Releasing a snook
Snook being released
Wabasso Bridge spanning the Indian River Lagoon
Sunrise near Grant Farm Island
North Jetty at Sebastian Inlet
Mullet Creek near Honest John's Fish Camp
Captain Richard Bradley [Author & Photographer]
Lures on the dashboard
Captain Richard Bradley drifting the Inlet
Under the A1A bridge on the Sebastian Inlet
Spotted Sea Trout caught on artificial lures
A close up of a Spotted Sea Trout
Bluefish aren't always caught on Florida's inland waterways
Spotted Sea Trout on Fly
Redfish on Fly
Author and Photographer Captain Richard Bradley
Fly Fishing
Stripping the Flyline
Looking closer at the mangrove shoreline
Resting the Fly
This is a collection from a fishing trip with my wife in the Sebastian Inlet area in Central Florida. There's some photos of the Sebastian Inlet bridge and various other locations on the Indian River Lagoon system both north and south of the inlet itself. Grant Island, Wabasso, Micco and the Sebastian River are notable along with photos of people holding sea trout, snook, redfish and bluefish.
