Tips for hunting guanna

[Cheese]

Does anyone have any tips for hunting guanna ? I've
never hunted there but would like to.

[whistlingwings]

Look North my friend, Look to the north;)

[Cheese]

Are there places to hunt without a boat ?

[whistlingwings]

Good question. I've hunted there once, and of course had a boat.
Give it a few more days when these guys get done with the UW-F get together in Titusville. Someone will be able to help ya a little more.

[Cheese]

Thanks ! i'm putting my boat together now but it wont
be ready until next year.

[uncle D]

There is a 10hp restriction. Some folks use a canoe. Walk in can be done, but it would be difficult. No parkin along A1A except in St Pk parking areas, and they open @ 8:0am. Also, guns are not allowed in St Pk.

Guana changes each year. sometimes the action is north, sometime central, some times south, sometimes no where.

Duke

[blueyed-goof]

Depending on where you are headed and how much you really want to deal with the oh-so-polite-people that set up on top of you, you can actually walk in from the boat ramp. I know that because I've had the pleasure of having to walk out, starting from about where the first houses start as you head north. However, I would not recommend trying to cross any channels w/o having something to float on. :) But if you just want to hunt that first major cove as you head north from the boat ramp, that is doable as a walk in. There are places with very mushy ground and solid ground, very shallow water and very deep water when you find those gator holes <also speaking from experience> :) However if you keep to the sides as much as you can, it is about knee-thigh deep mostly and slightly soft ground. Just watch out for the mounds of weeds in the water that don't quite poke above the water yet. A walking stick would be one of the best recommendations I think.

Hope it helps some