Coconut Grove Grapevine: The bait shack at Seminole Boat Ramp

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Saturday, March 09, 2019

The bait shack at Seminole Boat Ramp

This is the Seminole Boat Ramp in 1978. I don't remember this little bait shack being there but I love it. The closest dock looks to be the yellow dock that is there now.

I remember Burn Notice building a fake rustic restaurant on the spot a few years back to film one of their scenes. if the bait shack was still there, it would have made a real backdrop for the scene they were shooting.

This yellow dock is probably that dock above.

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2 Comments:

Bill Kunz said...: As a kid in the 60s it was a great place to hang. They had chocolate milk for us. That dock is long gone replaced by what is there now.; March 09, 2019 4:01 PM
Unknown said...: This was when the city appreciated the waterfront for its users. I wish I knew why Dinner Key Marina is taking so long to rebuild. What is happening to the insurance money?; March 09, 2019 5:46 PM

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