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At four o'clock in the morning , when the starboard watch were called , we were off Indian River Inlet . Nothing had been said about trying the fish since we left Jacksonville . There was not water enough in Indian River to float the steamer , and I gave up all thought of renewing the exciting sport we had had in these waters when we came over from the St. Johns . At four o'clock I turned in and slept till eight . I found the barometer had been dropping again , and the wind came from the eastward , which was not a good way to have the wind while we were off the coast . While I was eating my breakfast , the Sylvania came up with Jupiter Inlet , where Washburn changed the course to south , three-quarters east . The log-slate showed that we had made eleven and a half knots .