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 The last time I wrote here the water temperature was 58 degrees F and fishing was real slow. Today, April 13th the water temp is 72 F. Thats when all the fish flood into the Cedar Key, Florida area looking for food out over the shallow flats or next to the oyster bars and even out a mile or so. I have had groups out for the past 8 days and the speckled trout and mackerel and redfish and pompano are tearing up all the baits we can toss out. The weather cooperated and we really tore 'em up. All my anglers went home with  big ziplock bags full of fresh fillets to eat at their homes. What a great time it has been. With light winds and clear skies, temperature in the low 80's, fish biting real good, it's a real treat. Call me if you would like to have your own adventure. 352-221-5463  thanks, Capt. Dan

 Here's Ron with a 16in. pompano on April 10

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 On another day we caught 12 trout and 1 bluefish

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 Above, Lori holds up a beautiful Spanish Mackerel.

 Below, Wynnette holds up a 23.5in. redfish April 4th

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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 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

INFO or RESERVE YOUR FISHING TRIP; call 352-221-5463

www.shanadan50@hotmail.com

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