January 8, 2021
January Cedar Key Inshore Fishing Report The cooler weather has made fishing a little tough but the Speckled Trout are still hitting good on the flats in 3-5ft of water near Snake Key, Dead Mans, North Key and back towards the marsh behind Rattle Snake Key. The Black Drum and […]
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January 31, 2019
You Got To Woman & Man Up To Get Them Cedar Key Inshore Fishing Report The weather this month has not been too friendly, but we and others have been out when possible. The Speckled Trout have been biting in 4 to 6 ft of water on the grass flats […]
Read More »August 31, 2017
Cedar Key Florida Inshore Fishing Report The Cedar Key redfish are on fire and they seem to like this fairly hot weather. Using gulps, shrimp and cut mullet seems to be on their diet. Fish the oyster bars, cuts and up close to the islands. The incoming tide seems best […]
Read More »January 4, 2017
Cedar Key Inshore Fishing Report The Cedar Key speckled trout are on fire on the grass flats in 3.5 to 5 feet of water. We’re using popping corks and a 1/4oz jig head with live shrimp or gulp baits. Keep it just off the bottom, we usually drift some till […]
Read More »April 30, 2016
Cedar Key Inshore Fishing Report The speckled trout are still biting great on the grass flats in three to four and a half feet of water using popping corks and jig heads with shrimp, gulps, or your favorite soft baits. The Spanish mackerel are biting good too using the same […]
Read More »March 15, 2012
The best bet for offshore fishing is Sheepshead, they are on fire. Head out to the reefs and concrete piles, using light tackle, 1 or 2/0 sharp hooks with shrimp, fiddler crabs or oysters. They are ranging from 12 to 20 inch. Also the Sea Bass are “thick as thieves” […]
Read More »April 23, 2010
The wind finally stop blowing and we headed out of Cedar Key at about 7:30 am with the water temperature at the dock at 68 degrees, when we crossed the reef it was 70 degrees and out at 45 feet it was 67 degrees. The gags were biting but then […]
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