where to go in Florida to jet ski?
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Sanabel Island, or Marco Island. Also try St. Augustine
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http://www.fdle.state.fl.us/\nThere is the official site
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WetJet Jet Skis are made by MasterCraft.  Check out their link for more info.\n\nMatt
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Beautiful!  Destin has very pretty water!\n\nhttp://www.angelfire.com/fl/boardheads2/surfcams.html - look down under panhandle for beach cams across Northwest Florida.\n\nWebcam http://www.liveeyenet.com/lulus/ at LULU's where Taylor Hicks (American Idol) grandmother watches the show.\nhttp://www.gulf-shores-alabama.net/beach-cam.html
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Start by looking for a lake!
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If you expect to have fun, you will.  If you are sure that you'll be bored, that will happen.  There's a lot to do in Florida, but it depends on where you go and what you like to do.  If you're going to the Orlando area, of course there are all of the theme parks like Disney, Epcot and Seaworld.  Busch Gardens is in the Tampa area.  Key West is a fun place to go, and our beaches on the West Coast are great.  If you want to have a good time, Florida is as good a place as any to do it.  It was 80 here today.  How was it where you are?
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It might depend on what "boating" is for you.  If that includes sports like tubing, waterskiing, wakeboarding, then I certainly recommend the Coldwater Lake area in South Central Michigan.\n\nAdditionally, you might check out Torch Lake or Houghton Lake in northern lower Michigan.  Both of these lakes are famed for boating sports.\n\nAt any rate, there are a million things to do everywhere in Michigan, and I hope you have fun there!
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http://www.jetway.com.tw/jetway/
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Check "Florida Sporstman Magazine". They have "world renowned" trips leaving from Miami-Keys. \n\nOn average, expect to pay $125-150 per person, per day,(if going for Black/White Marlin, Kingfish, Wahoo, Mahi). If your "bottom-fishing", (grouper, snapper, bee-liners, ETC), expect to pay less(party boats can be as low as $35-40 per person, per day).\n\nThere are numerous Charter's for hire. If you do "charter" a boat ask them question's like:\n\nDo I have to clean my own fish?\nIf we don't catch "ANYTHING" do I get my money back?\nHow long have you had your "captain's license"?\nDo I need to bring my own lunch?\n\nMy suggestion is to "pick wisely" who you decide to "charter". It can mean the difference between, an "OK time" and a "GREAT TIME".
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It will be fine. The ocean is the only place where I ride mine. You just have to make sure you flush out the engine with fresh water. This is a very important step. Connect a garden hose to the back of the jet ski when you get it out of the ocean. Start the engine, then turn on the water quickly and let the ski run for 2-3 minutes. Turn off the water and let the ski run for 5 seconds then cut the power. If you do this an spary the ski down with water, then you will be fine. If you forget then corrosion problems can arise.
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Actually, Florida has some good spots. "Sebastian Inlet" is one of the "Hottest". In Jacksonville, FLA there is a couple good spots,( "Hannah Park", is a good one.) North Carolina, Cape Hatteras. Most of the East Coast breaks bigger during hurricane season,(but that can be detrimental to your health...lol). If I had to pick the best, it would be Sebastian Inlet. Good luck!
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I FOUND "FLORAL CITY".  TRY WWW.KAYAK.COM
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Daytona Beach is nice, we stayed on Daytona Beach shores, just South of Daytona Beach, our hotel was right on the beach with balconies looking over the water. We stayed at a place called Perry's Ocean Edge. When we were there we went deep-sea fishing out of Ponce Inlet, only a few minute drive south. WE had good catches of Amberjack, some real nice ones too, we went out with Critter Fleet Charters, they have a website, critterfleet.com, i think, or search for it. They were really nice, supplied bait, tackle, and everything. They had fish cleaning available too. I would recomend both of these places. Check out the websites, i don't know the website for Perry's but you can search it.See what you think. There's also a lot to do around the southern daytona area. There is a few boardwalks, one in downtown daytona and one south of daytona. Also there is a lighthouse in Ponce Inlet, just a few minutes south from Daytona. Lots of nice restaurants, mini-golf courses, lots of stuff to do. check it out.
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Gatorland is great. Kennedy Space Center is near by. Sea World is also a lot of fun. There is lots of shopping in the area as well as dining. You could also do putt-putt or go someplace like Wonderworks or the Hardrock valut. Downtown Disney and City walk are also great.\n\nHope this helps
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Florida , baby!!!!! Go see Disneyworld and all the other great attractions the state has to offer.
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Walt Disney World is between Orlando and Kissimmee, Florida. Take the Florida Turnpike to I-4. Go West on I-4. Get off at the Disney Exit 259.
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Key West for sure.  I was there for January, February and March in 2004, and it was awesome!  You could swim at the beaches without freezing, no problem.