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That beautiful spring season is here.The water temperature is warming up and all the fish are schooling into the Cedar Key area. March 1st we caught mackerel and trout, and the 'cadillac of the ocean', pompano. I expect the redfish to swarm all around these keys and tidal streams soon. Folks, when the weather is warm and the sky is clear, the wind light, it's a wonderful thing to float over the shallow 'flats' and angle for speckled trout and redfish. Rocket fast mackerel tearing off line and straining your rod. I'm looking forward to a great spring fishing season. It's started already. Call me at 352-221-5463 and and lets go fishing on my 24ft. pontoon boat. thanks, Capt. Dan  

   

On a trip March 24th, Dawn holds 1 of her 3 large trout.

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 Above is Pete with a whopper pompano he caught.  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.

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  A 4 hour fishing trip for 1 to 5 folks is $300. If there are 6 it's $325. 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.

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Above, 6 year old Will Wertenberger stands next to his 22.5in. seatrout as father Nevin holds it for photo.

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Above, Fionnuala San Juan makes the Irish proud with her big trout

Come fish with me aboard my spacious 24ft pontoon in the unspoiled fishing grounds of Cedar Key Florida, and nearby Waccasassa river.

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Go to cedarkeynews.com and click on 'Fishing News' and read my fishing stories and check out the pictures.

  Below is your captain holding up a 26.5in redfish.

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Stay in luxury overlooking Cedar Key backwaters at 'Old Fennimore Inn'

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 A Red too big. We had to release Don Hyland's redfish after this pic. 1 in. over the limit of 27in.

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 Above, Doug Cole of Chiefland, Fl. holds up a 38in. bullred he caught on warm day. A quick picture and measurement and I slipped him back into his world to breed some more. 

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Bob Seguin hoists this 40 lb Drum for picture in one of my favorite inshore spots.

Authentic old Florida lodging at Cedar Key Bed and Breakfast

Want to get in touch? You can send me e-mail at:

www.shanadan50@hotmail.com

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