Andrews Wildlife Management Area Canoe Launch

The page says a Daily-Use Permit is not needed with a Wildlife Management Area Permit or a sportsman's, lifetime or disabled person's license. Florida residents under 16 or over 65 are also exempt. The Andrews WMA page does not mention a canoe launch fee and gives no update date, so whether the fee applies to the canoe launch itself is not stated. We have not confirmed this by phone.

FWC inventory lists $6 (not verified; call first). The inventory does not date its fee entries and we have not confirmed this by phone, so call the owner before you go.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission inventory lists it as Open for Business. The inventory was derived from a 2009 dataset and individual entries carry no check date, so confirm hours and closures with the owner.

The page says a Daily-Use Permit is not needed with a Wildlife Management Area Permit or a sportsman's, lifetime or disabled person's license. Florida residents under 16 or over 65 are also exempt. Source: FWC: Wildlife Management Area Fee Information. We have not confirmed this by phone.

The Andrews WMA page does not mention a canoe launch fee and gives no update date, so whether the fee applies to the canoe launch itself is not stated. Source: FWC: Wildlife Management Area Fee Information. We have not confirmed this by phone.

The FWC inventory lists the owner as Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Call before you go to confirm the fee, hours and any closures.

The FWC inventory lists this as a hand launch only, which means no trailered boats. We have not confirmed kayak or canoe rules by phone.