First time I went here a few months back, half the place was shut down after what looked like a…read morehealth hazard on the seafood side. Then the other day I went in to get bait instead of my usual place, and once I got to the spot they were all dead and water smelled like they had been dead for a while or at least around dead ones for a while. Not sure if the two have anything to do with each other but definitely not happy with the results for going out of my way. The guy with the long hair gets an attitude when faced with any complaints and goes as far as paying for fake 5-star reviews on Google to cover his tracks. I will continue to go to bucktail

Very great service. it's a cute fishing spot and is great for family bonding. If you see a negative…read morereview from the past day, it sounds like a salty employee... COME SHOP HERE!!!

They got bait! The sand fleas were frozen my only complaint and no live bait at all I didn't go in…read morethough I just fished

We on a tiki boat tour with Captain Eric. We came back to Vero Tackle and Watersports after such a…read moregreat experience last year. Saw another pod of dolphins... with a young calf- they stayed with us for almost half our tour. I wish I could add my video here...but adding a picture. The Tiki boat was amazing - shaded & comfortable!! Captain Eric was knowledgeable and fun - overall, an amazing time!

Great service! Wr rented a Seadoo Jetski for an hour and had a great time! They explained…read moreeverything and make sure we enjoyed!

This place makes the claim their seafood is fresh. And fresh it was. It was fantastic. It was like…read moreputting the sea into your mouth it was so fresh. My old friend and her mother even admitted the food was delicious. I rarely go to that part of Florida, but if you're going to go there try this place out. Attentive staff and quality seafood.

Great father and son (and another father and son) fishing day. Capt Glyn Austin was great. He…read moreknew exactly what the 9 year old boys wanted and got them it. Us dad's had a great time too hooking up on some snook. Capt Glyn has been around Sebastian Inlet for a long time and it shows. He's easy going and good to talk to as well.

I highly recommend this fishing charter. My hisband and so have gone with them for years. This year…read morei finally jokned them and no complaints. I of course caught the biggest fish

Great adventure. Knowledge and friendly staff! Will definitely go back. Had a great time on the…read morewater.

What a great fishing trip! Captain Todd and Colan made the fishing charter not only fun but very…read moreproductive! We came back with a enough fish for us AND to share with the crew. We have fished many different places throughout our travels but this was one that will be memorable. Captain Todd moved our location several times and every spot was productive. There is nothing worse than spending 6 hours fishing and coming back empty handed. We caught at every spot. We have nothing but good things to say about our experience and look forward to a return visit.

Had a great time taking some jet skis out with propel. The jet skis are always clean, include blue…read moretooth speakers so you can blast your fav music as you coast down the river, and include a cooler on the back for drinks and snacks! Also have a navigation gps system so you can track where you are around the chanel. Have rented a few times from propel and always have a positive experience! Safety has never been a concern with this company - highly recommend!!

Great Experience and very professional. As soon as we arrived, James met us at our cars with a…read morewagon to bring all of our belongings to the boat. Both James and Maurice were very professional and knowledgeable about the water. We saw dolphins and sea turtles and had a nice little picnic on an island. The boat was perfect; it's new, super clean and lots of storage. They even had a full cooler of water for my family. I could not have asked for a better time. We will definitely be renting again.

This place is a true sanctuary. Amazing place to connect with nature and enjoy the serenity that…read morecomes along with it. There is plenty of parking. The boardwalk and whole area is well maintained and clean. We enjoyed the nature and wildlife. Everyone on the trails was friendly as well. Great experience.

This natural area was a delightful discovery next to the Palm Bay Library. The sanctuary sits on a…read moresmall section of what was once an ancient Atlantic Ocean dune which was part of a series of dunes formed by wind and wave action when the ocean extended across Florida. Through many years the sand was enriched so that a forest grew where only sea oats previously survived. The land that makes up Turkey Creek Sanctuary was donated to the Florida Audubon Society and the City of Palm Bay in 1978. Fundraising to conserve the area began in 1981 by a citizen support group which is still in existence today as the Turkey Creek Sanctuary Society, Inc., a registered non profit. The purpose of the Turkey Creek Sanctuary Society is to raise funds to support the improvement and upkeep of Turkey Creek Sanctuary and to educate the community on the vital importance and the many benefits of Florida wildlife and its natural environment. By 1994, 113 acres were protected by the voluntary management committee. Today Turkey Creek Sanctuary is part of the Brevard County Environmentally Endangered Lands (EEL) program which added acres to the sanctuary in 2004. It is also a stop on the Great Florida Birding Trail. Some of the birds you might see here include ospreys and owls in the old pine canopy and woodpeckers and the rare purple martin. There are also alligators, manatees, gar fish, and turtles in Turkey Creek which can be accessed by canoe or kayak. Turkey Creek Sanctuary has more than three miles of marked trails through 130 acres of sand pines, saw palmettos, and live oaks. There is a 1.85 mile boardwalk that passes through a hydric hammock, mesic hammock, and sand pine scrub community. Also in the sanctuary there are 1.5 miles of jogging trails through native forest and a 1 mile mountain bike trail that connects to an additional 8 miles. The Margaret Hames Nature Center was opened in 1992 and offers interpretive exhibits, a restroom, and environmental education programs that include nature day camps, tours, nature library, and a gift store. I loved my hike at Turkey Creek Sanctuary. I started off by visiting the Margaret Hames Nature Center where you can see exhibits, use the restroom. and purchase a drink. Near the entrance to the boardwalk I spotted a gopher tortoise wandering around. The boardwalk area was mainly shaded with lots of interpretive signs. My favorite spots were the tree house and the Oli Johnson Canoe Deck where you can look for alligators and turtles. This is such a beautiful spot. If I lived closer I would be a regular visitor.

Had a great experience! We paddled around for about 2 hours, Erika at the check in was lovely, she…read moreshowed us all the different routes we could take. 10/10!

This place keeps getting worse. I've had a boat stored in this facility, on and off, since it was…read moreMiner's Marina back in the 1990's. Ever since Windward Marina Group took over, the service has gone downhill, while the rates keep increasing. TWICE this week, I've tried to launch my boat, only to be told that they were unable to launch it because their forklift was broken. Before this, it took them two weeks to put my boat away after I used it. At $685 per month, I would expect more. What good is owning a boat without being able to use it? If there was a better option in the Sebastian area, I'd check out of this place, once and for all.