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St. Johns River - Six Mile Creek (Mims) Fishing Regulations
What to check before fishing at Six (6) Mile Creek Public Ramp in Brevard County, Florida.
Fishing at St. Johns River - Six Mile Creek (Mims)
Six (6) Mile Creek Public Ramp provides access to St. Johns River - Six Mile Creek (Mims), a freshwater body in Brevard County, Florida. Species-specific size and bag limits can vary by water body and change seasonally, so always confirm current rules for St. Johns River - Six Mile Creek (Mims) specifically before you fish — statewide defaults don't always apply to every lake, river, or stretch of coast.
Check current regulations for St. Johns River - Six Mile Creek (Mims) →Fishing License
Fishing in Florida is regulated by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). Most anglers 16 and older need a valid license, with some exceptions for residents, youth, or shore-based fishing depending on the state.
Get a Florida fishing license →Before you cast a line, check:
- Size and bag limits for your target species on St. Johns River - Six Mile Creek (Mims) specifically
- Whether St. Johns River - Six Mile Creek (Mims) has any special regulations (slot limits, catch-and-release zones, closed seasons)
- Your license requirements based on age, residency, and whether you're fishing from the bank or a boat
- Any required stamps or endorsements for specific species (e.g. trout, saltwater)