T.M. Goodwin WMA Waterfowl Management Area - StickMarsh.

Bird watchers Paradise. Many different species of pond birds, snowy Ibis, Blue Heron and Whooping Crane. Also a variety of migratory waterfowl. This area is endorsed by Ducks Unlimited.

This is a fantastic spot for bird watching. I had no idea that Roseate Spoonbills gather here to breed and roost. There are dozens of them, making for a spectacular sight. You can also see Great Egrets in full breeding plumage during their breeding season, snail kites, bald eagles, American Kestrals, red shouldered hawks, countless duck and waterfowl/wading bird species, and a number of other amazing birds.

It is a lovely piece of what old Florida marsh should be with abundant bird life along with all manner of other wildlife....come out on a thursday and take some great pictures.

This is in my top 3 favorite places to go fishing. It's a little out of the way but that's what I like about it,Sometimes there are more birdwatchers than fishermen and women. It's absolutely beautiful and hasn't changed since my dad brought me here back in the sixties. When St John's Water Management has the gate open you can drive down the levee and fish in the ponds back there,A lot of folks don't know about that. If you like tilapia or Nile perch as us old crackers call em there are plenty plus those armored catfish in the ditches along the road you can catch with a castnet,but don't stay back there past 4 pm because they lock the gates,So have fun and watch out for the gators!