St. Johns River: Dissecting Shell Bars
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Mark Zona and Ronnie Moore break down how to find and why shell bars are effective in Florida, especially on the St. Johns River.
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Great info guys!!!!
wtf ARE TALKIN BOUT wILLIS?
Exactly lol. FL is weird and the land is young, there are random parts of the St. John's river that is essentially more salt water than freshwater and has saltwater species. Then turns freshwater again. Has to do with sea level fluctuations in deep time / salt deposits forming, and I guess holdover species from the sea still existing from when the FL landmass was mostly covered by sea
@@Dman9fp Thanks man! I rented on a property in a cove off of magnolia AVE and there was NO GRASS left thus the crabs, shrimp, fish that were swarming around the point were never coming near my dock. Hope the grasses can be restored. Thanks for your work!