Boating, Fishing, and Travel Information for Hernando Beach, FL

Transient berths, electricity gasoline, diesel fuel, water, ice, marine supplies, provisions, a launching ramp, and a forklift capable of hauling out craft to 65 feet for hull and engine repairs are available.
Navigation:
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Hernando Beach is the site of a large housing development 20 miles N of Anclote River.
The approach channel is marked by a private light and daybeacons and can be followed by keeping several yards S of the jetty and fill spit. The channel had a reported controlling depth of 4 feet in 1992. In 1999, a large submerged rock covered at all stages of tide was reported in the middle of Hernando Beach channel at about 28°30’00″N., 82°40’30″W.; a sign located just outside the SE channel boundary is reported to warn mariners of the impending danger.