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We then made the run up the Bell River and when we got up-river we fished between some docks. The duo hauled in a few Catfish, then Ginney hooked and landed a small Sea Bass. After easing closer and fishing back to the dock pilings Sal hooked and landed the ugliest fish of the day, a Toad Fish. We dropped back a few docks and fished them with the jigs and shrimp and found a small Black "puppy" Drum to bite.
Our next stop was around in the Jolley where we went back to float rigs for a bit, then back up the Jolley where we worked an exposed oyster bank with the jigs. Here we landed another couple of Black Drum and tangled with a high flying Ladyfish. Back down the Jolley we pulled up at the "Bank" and fished it pretty good with those jigs and here we had a bit of excitement - Ginney had a strong take that started ripping drag, heading down river. It was all Ginney could do to keep that rod bent - she followed the fish from the bow back to the stern and fought it from there. After a good, patient battle, she brought to the boat a big 4' Bonnethead Shark that we photographed and released. My plan was to work the outside of Tyger for Flounder as the last stop but as we rounded the corner we were in white caps so we made our way in behind Tyger Island and fished the logs on that last of the outgoing tide. The duo were getting good casts but we had no takers so we headed back to the ramp and counted it as another great day to be out fishing here at Amelia Island, Florida.
This Fishing Report was submitted on 5/26/2026 6:45:47 PM by Seamus and last updated on 6/2/2026 8:37:34 PM.
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