Thread: Seminole county ramps

Returning from a visit with family in South Georgia, I decided to forego I-4, and continued on I-95 to Hwy 46. Checked on three if the St. John's ramps. C. S. Lee Park ramp, on the south side of Harney, is open and in good shape. But, man, there is still a lot of water out of the river.
Next visit was to Mullet Lake Park. It is still closed, and I couldn't get in to take a look at the ramp to see if it might be open soon.
Then of to Cameron Wight Park, on the north side of of Lake Jesus. It is open, but the water is very high on the ramp, and you will have to back into the water a long way before your boat will float off the trailer.
Saw Skeetbum and Speckanator's reports, so I'll try to get onto Monroe later on this week, and report on the two ramps on the north side of the lake.

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Originally Posted by OCurrans

Returning from a visit with family in South Georgia, I decided to forego I-4, and continued on I-95 to Hwy 46. Checked on three if the St. John's ramps. C. S. Lee Park ramp, on the south side of Harney, is open and in good shape. But, man, there is still a lot of water out of the river.
Next visit was to Mullet Lake Park. It is still closed, and I couldn't get in to take a look at the ramp to see if it might be open soon.
Then of to Cameron Wight Park, on the north side of of Lake Jesus. It is open, but the water is very high on the ramp, and you will have to back into the water a long way before your boat will float off the trailer.
Saw Skeetbum and Speckanator's reports, so I'll try to get onto Monroe later on this week, and report on the two ramps on the north side of the lake.

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That is supposed to be "Lake Jesup". Darn that auto spell check


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