Things to Do
Fishing & Scalloping Guides & Charters
Capt. Brian Akins
Reel Opportunities
706-255-2933
Capt. Shawn Walker
352-554-1557
Capt. Brent Woodard
Reel Native Fishing
352-284-5514
reelnativefishing@yahoo.com
Capt. Kenny Anderson
(352) 356-1960
(352) 542-0560
Capt. Russell O’Steen
Reel Blessed Inshore Charters
(352) 318-3837
Capt. Roger Christie
Fishin’ With ‘Rog’
(229) 300-3719
Capt. Skip Skippers
Gulf Charters
(904) 233-6094
Capt. Ben Bailey
1st Light Charters
770-355-6043
Capt. Josh Akers
Southern Escape Charters
352-745-2839
Capt. Danny Lanier
A Pair A Dice Charters
352-210-6433
Capt. Mark & Bobbi Brady
Florida Saltwater Flats Fishing
352-318-8429
Captain Frank Taylor
904-759-6777
Rockycreekcharters.com
Capt. Jet Boat
Joe Fishing Charters & Suwannee River Tours
(352) 210-7941
Capt. James Farnell
Gone Catch'n Inshore Charters
352-535-5942
Capt. Skipper McRae
Skippers Gulf Fishing Charters
904-233-6094
Capt. Troy Charles
T2 Inshore Charters
850-371-1977
Capt. Rhonda Serra Nobles
East Coast West Coast Charters
904.669.5624
Capt. Kenny Anderson
(352) 356-1960
(352) 542-0560
Capt. Joel Norman
Unfinished Business
(352) 356-3561
Capt. Brian E Smith
Big Bend Charters
(877) 852-FISH
Capt. Whit Daniel
One More Drift Inshore
352-440-0723
Capt. Chris “Chico” Graham
OTF Inshore Fishing Charters
352-535-7553
Capt. Grant Wilson
Reel Greedy Charters
352-226-2106
Capt. Bob Erdman
Something’s Fishy Charters
352-356-2554
Capt. Lewis Dykes
Steady Reeling Fishing Charters
352-498-1171
Capt. Brett Selph
Up The Limit Fishing Adventures
352-498-6029
Marinas & Boat Rentals
Gateway Marina
90 SE 910th Ave. Suwannee, FL
352-542-7349
Suwannee Marina, Inc.
Marina in Horseshoe Beach
262 3rd St. Horseshoe Beach, FL
Suwannee River Bend Boat Rental
(352) 542-7680
Wildlife
Dixie County is a haven for wildlife, with a diverse array of avian species that will leave you in awe. Grab your binoculars and head to one of our many birding hotspots, such as the Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge or the Big Bend Wildlife Management Area. From majestic bald eagles soaring overhead to elegant herons gracefully wading in the marshes, you'll have ample opportunities to spot rare and beautiful birds in their natural habitat. Don't forget to keep an eye out for the playful dolphins and gentle manatees that call our pristine coastal waters home. Dixie County is a wildlife lover's paradise, where every moment spent in nature is a chance to witness the wonders of the animal kingdom.
Hunting Clubs &
Wildlife Management
Log Landing WMA
These lands were acquired and are managed by the Suwannee River Water Management District (SRWMD) for the conservation and protection of water resources, public recreational use, and the restoration of natural communities.
Jena Unit - Big Bend WMA
For many years, local people have hunted on the lands now constituting the Big Bend WMA. Hunting and fishing continue to be the most popular recreational activities in the area. Biologists manage habitats to provide high-quality forage for dove, quail, deer and wild turkey as well as for nongame wildlife.
Lower Suwannee National
Wildlife Refuge
Hunting is an important wildlife management tool that we recognize as a healthy, traditional outdoor pastime, deeply rooted in America’s heritage.
Overlanding
The Dixie Mainline is a legendary trail that winds its way through the heart of Dixie County's mesmerizing landscapes.