The Bridge to Great Fishing:
George Crady Bridge Fishing Pier State Park is named after State Representative George Crady, who was a strong supporter of Florida's State Parks. Located northeast of Jacksonville, the mile-long bridge has been made into a pedestrian-only fishing pier. The bridge spans Nassau Sound, one of the best fishing areas in Florida, with fishermen catching a variety of fish.
Location:
George Crady Bridge Fishing Pier State Park is located east of Jacksonville and eight miles south of Fernandina Beach. The main access to the north end is through
Amelia Island State Park. The southern end via a parking lot at the north end of
Big Talbot Island State Park, which is seven miles north of
Little Talbot Island State Park on State Road A1A.
Hours, Fees & Facilities:
The George Crady Bridge Fishing Pier State Park is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The Nassau Sound Bait & Tackle Shop, located at the north end of the bridge is closed during the winter months (call 904-277-9772 for information). The $1.00 entrance fee to Amelia Island State Park includes access to the fishing bridge. No pets are allowed.
