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  • Boat Rentals

    Boat rental and repairs...

  • Marina

    Shell island Fish Camp is a full service marina facility that includes a bait and tackle store, boat and motor repair, boat launching and docking.

  • Motel

    24 air conditioned motel rooms that include cable TV and refrigerators.

  • Cabins

    Our cabins feature two bedrooms, kitchen, and a bath with shower.

  • Park Models

    Our park models feature two double beds, mini-kitchen, and a bath with shower.

  • Camping

    Shell Island Fish Camp offers limited camp sites overlooking the pristine Wakulla River. Sites include water, electricity and a dump station is available. We welcome motor homes, campers, and tents.

  • Welcome

    Welcome to Shell Island Fish Camp, a family owned and operated piece of old Florida located in the quaint fishing village of St. Marks, Florida. The camp overlooks the pristine Wakulla River, which features a well-marked, easy to run channel. Just 18 miles south of Tallahassee on State Road 363, Shell Island has been in Hobbs/Bevis family since 1962. Read More »

Recent Posts

Saltwater Fishing from the Shores of Wakulla County

Springtime and summer are the best times to fish for both families and novices.  Once the water temperature reaches 68 to 70 degrees flats fishing starts.  Trout is our most popular target fish and they move onto the shallow flats along the shores.  Drifting over these grass beds with a gulp or live shrimp on a 1/16 ounce jig head ... Read More »

Update

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September 2010 Hello again from Shell Island. Sorry it’s been such a long time but lots has been going on. Allen and Ruthie have retired and Jimmy and Sherie have taken over. Kenneth has retired as well. Sounds like a lot of change but all the other faces are still the same. For those who don’t know, Jimmy was raised ... Read More »

  • Spring 2012 Fishing Report

    Spring 2012 Fishing Report

    OK everybody we are having an early spring and even better early fishing. The fish have begun biting on the flats already. With the continued warm weather, the water temperatures are rising toward the mid to upper 60′s. As the temps rise, the fishing gets better and better. So if you haven’t booked for the spring, you might want to ... Read More »
  • Late Summer Fishing News

    Late Summer Fishing News

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