April 30, 2019
The Cedar Key Speckled Trout bite is awesome on the grass flats, cuts and around oyster bars, using popping corks and 1/4 oz jig heads with shrimp or you can use any of your favorite plastic baits. If you use small pinfish you will catch the bigger ones. The Spanish Mackerel are hot on the flats and the Redfish are hitting good now too. …
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October 30, 2018
The Speckled Trout are really liking the cooler weather and the Redfish are still biting good on the oyster bars and islands. The gag grouper and red grouper are biting good in 38 to 50 feet of water and the King Fish are here too, there seem to more of them in 20 to 35 feet of water. The Spanish Mackerels are here also in the same areas.
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June 30, 2018
Cedar Key Florida Inshore Fishing Report The water has been a little dirty causing a tougher bite, but it’s still good fishing and the trout have been biting good in 4-5’ of water on the grass flats and in the cuts. Use your favorite plastic baits and live shrimp on popping corks. When the water heats up soon they will move to some deeper water and out by the reef in the grassy edges. The redfish are biting good on oyster bars, up on the island edges and cuts fishing on the bottom using cut mullet and plastic baits. But if […]
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Seeing Is Believing Cedar Key Florida Inshore Fishing Report In between the wind & the waves, the Speckled Trout have been biting great, as well as the Redfish. This time of year, the trout are getting bigger and are more active in 3 to 5 ft of water on all the area’s grass flats and bars. We are using popping corks, plastics and shrimp. Keep the baits about 6” off the bottom and keep popping it, they love the sound. The Redfish love cut mullet, plastics, and shrimp, the big black drum are hitting too. The Spanish Mackerel are biting […]
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April 3, 2018
Cedar Key Florida Inshore Fishing Report The Speckled trout are on fire using popping corks with your favorite soft bait, shrimp or finger mullet in about 3-5ft of water on the grass flats, you just got to watch the wind, it’s been calm every afternoon, but this won’t last long, spring is about here! The redfish are hungry too and they love mullet and your favorite soft baits, we use just a ¼ oz jig head and work it off the bottom. There are a few reports of Spanish Mackerel being caught and a couple of cobia and we have […]
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