What can you catch at Hanna Park Beach?

Common target species at Hanna Park Beach include whiting, pompano, bluefish, spanish mackerel. This is a surf fishing spot in Northeast Florida.

How do you access Hanna Park Beach?

Hanna Park Beach is shore- and vehicle-accessible — drive to the location and fish from the bank, pier, or jetty. See directions in the access panel above.

Where is Hanna Park Beach located?

Hanna Park Beach is in the Jacksonville / Northeast Florida area at approximately 30.3713, -81.4072. See directions on the listing.

Hanna Park Beach

surf · Jacksonville & beyond

Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park. 1.5 miles of pristine beach. Campground and showers on site.

Target Species

whitingpompanobluefishspanish mackerel

Access & Directions

Type

surf

Access

Shore / vehicle

Coordinates

30.3713, -81.4072

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Our Go-To Surf Rig

Surf · Medium-heavy

Pompano Rig (Double Drop w/ Floats) ↗

Main line	12–17 lb mono or 20–30 lb braid
Shock	40–50 lb mono shock leader (2× rod length)
Rig body	40 lb mono with 2 dropper loops 6–8" apart
Weight	3–5 oz pyramid sinker
Hook	#1 or #2 Mutu Light circle (×2)

BaitFresh sand fleas, clam, or peeled shrimp — or Fishbites E-Z Flea tipped on.

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Hanna Park Beach

Target Species

Access & Directions

Our Go-To Surf Rig

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