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Hey Folks, it's now January 9th and the winter season
is upon us here in the Cedar Key, Fl. area. Fishing has slowed down a bit with the cooler water temperatures . Last trip out
on the 'flats' we caught a few trout and most were too small to keep. I caught one long enough to take home for dinner. This
time of year the trout and redfish move into areas where the water temps are a little warmer. They move up and into the shallow
tidal streams and creeks and river mouths along this West central coast of Florida. On my next trip I'm going up the
Waccasassa river where I've caught fish along the river banks and right in the deeper channel and across the mouth. The river
and surrounding area has never seen any development. Theres' not a slab of concrete or any telephone wires anywhere. Just
like it was hundreds of years ago. Excellent habitat for reds and trout. It's real pretty up the river and along the entrance
to the mouth. In a river you're protected from any breezes also. Call me at 352-221-5463 if you'd like to explore some unspoiled
fishing geounds with me.
Below is Ursula on her 1st fishing trip ever with a 23.5
inch redfish she caught back in Nov. Behind her is Bryan,(face not shown), with his catch.
Above is Pete with his whopper pompano caught Nov. 12,
2011. Water temp was 63
Below, Michael San Juan of Jacksonville holds
a very plump Pompano he caught in 6ft of water off of North Key.
A 4 hour fishing trip for 1 to 5 folks is $275. If there are 6 it's $300. I'll provide all the fishing
gear you'll need and fishing license too,then fillet your catch back at the dock so you can eat fresh fish that
evening. Call me at 352-221-5463, or e-mail me at shanadan50@hotmail.com and schedule a trip. Capt. Dan
Below is our pontoon boat with lots of room and
a private marine toilet.
Above, 6 year old Will Wertenberger stands next to his 22.5in. seatrout as father Nevin holds it for
photo.
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