January 27, 2016
Cedar Key Inshore Fishing Report The sheepshead are biting good around the piers & docks, using shrimp or fiddler crabs. Most people are using a knocker rig with a 1/0 or 2/0 hook. The speckled trout are biting good too, but better in the afternoon in 4 to 6 ft […]
Read More »December 28, 2015
Cedar Key Inshore Fishing Report The speckled trout are biting great on the grass flats and seem to be doing best in 4 to 5ft of water using popping corks with a leader about 3.5 ft long and a 1/8 or 1/4oz jighead. Tip them with either live or frozen […]
Read More »December 30, 2014
Cedar Key Inshore Fishing Report At the downtown dock, the Sheepshead are biting good with shrimp, fiddlers crabs and oysters. The trout are hitting good on the grass flats in 3 to 5 feet of water using popping corks with shrimp or gulp baits. The redfish are hitting better in […]
Read More »August 20, 2014
Cedar Key Inshore Fishing Report There are reports of good numbers and good sizes of redfish have being caught. Mostly on the in coming tide around the cuts and passes and up close to the islands using live shrimp and finger mullet. The trout are still here but can be […]
Read More »April 9, 2014
Cedar key Inshore Fishing Report All of Cedar Key’s grass flats and areas close to the islands are producing nice size trout and redfish. Most anglers are using popping corks and 1/8 oz jig heads, tipped with shrimp, mud minnows or finger mullet. The Spanish mackerel are also in the […]
Read More »March 24, 2014
Cedar Key Inshore Fishing Report The Spanish Mackerel are running thick on the flats, them and the speckled or spotted trout are best south east of Snake Key. The red fish are back on the shoals and near all of our islands. We are using Cajun Thunder corks with 40 […]
Read More »December 11, 2013
Here’s a quicky offshore report. The gags are still biting but we can’t keep em. The red grouper are biting well in 45 to 60 ft and we’re using threadfin herring, northern mackerel and live bait. The Amber Jack’s are plentiful around the wrecks and strong structure areas. We also […]
Read More »April 2, 2013
The Sheepshead are still on the artificial reefs in 20 to 30 ft of water and in good sizes too. The sea bass and grunts are biting good in 25 to 35 ft on all live n rock bottom areas as well as the ” the endangered gag grouper ( they […]
Read More »January 15, 2013
The Sea Bass and Florida Snapper (white grunt) are biting good in 28 to 35 ft as well as some nice gag grouper, which are out of season right now. The red grouper are biting good in 48 to 65 ft and are hitting any kind of frozen bait as […]
Read More »December 11, 2012
In 28 to 30 ft the Sea Bass are biting good and the notorious “Florida snapper” are always hungry, we’re catching both using squid or cut sardines or thread fin herring. The Gag’s are there too but we can’t keep em right now(sad face goes here). The Red Grouper are […]
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