A museum about fishing? Yep, we’ve got one of the best! The Sebastian Fishing Museum explores the history and culture of fishing along the Treasure Coast. The museum is located inside the south entrance of Sebastian Inlet State Park. As you’re driving north on A1A, you make a left turn just before you go over the big bridge across the inlet into Brevard County.
From The Florida State Parks Web Page:
“The Sebastian Fishing Museum is devoted to the rich cultural history of Sebastian’s fishing industry. The lives and history of the people who lived in Sebastian were interwoven with fishing and the Indian River Lagoon.
The museum commemorates three of Sebastian’s early families who operated fish houses: Sembler, Smith and Judah. Inside you will find a replica of an original fish house and dock. A homemade fishing boat, nets, fishing gear and photos of fishing in the lagoon are also on display.”