The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission have documented over 200 species of fish and macroinvertebrates, like shrimp and crabs, in the lower St. Johns River basin between Mayport and Palatka.

There has not been much long-term research on fish in the St. Johns River, but recent studies indicate that many of the same species present today, about 200 total, existed in the river back in ...

St. Johns Riverkeeper is monitoring the investigation into the St. Johns River fish kills, adding that FWC officials say the fish kills are predominantly of tilapia.

St. Johns Riverkeeper is monitoring the investigation into the St. Johns River fish kills, adding that FWC officials say the fish kills are predominantly of tilapia.

Of the estimated 40,000 pounds of many species hauled in for examination, only a small ... Also probing the disruption to fish populations is the St. Johns River Water Management District, ...

A few species, trapped by the falling waters, evolved […] Skip to content. ... ST. JOHNS RIVER IS LURING BACK SALTWATER FISH Share this: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) ...

A big green reptile was killed on the banks of the St. Johns River this week, off State Road 50 near the border between Brevard and Orange counties but it wasn’t one you’d expect to see. It ...

State officials are investigating reports of lesions and ulcers in mullet and other fish in springs along the St. Johns River and whether the lesions are related to blue-green algae blooms in the ...

Elsewhere, the species grows much larger: The International Game Fish Association world record is 11 pounds, 4 ounces caught by Bob Thibodo in Massachusetts' Connecticut River in 1986.