, Hey folks, it's
June 8, 2022 and it's hot already. Out on the water the temps are slightly cooler. With a little breeze and my Bimini top opened up, it feels pretty good. Floating along on my 24ft. pontoon boat angling for
speckled trout and redfish is what keeps me busy here in Cedar Key Florida. On the Northwest coast of Florida at the edge
of the Gulf of Mexico is Cedar Key Florida. A small waterfront community that hasn't changed too much over the years. A fishing
community. Real nice habitat for many species of fish. Good clean bottom. Square miles of 'flats'. Healthy grass and oyster
bars everywhere. Keyes with mangroves covering them, birds flying everywhere. It's a nice day when you catch a few trout and
a redfish then take them home and eat em' for dinner. Fresh. I can take 5 fishin' folks out on my pontoon for 4 hours
or so for $400 and provide all the gear you need,( if you have a favorite rod, bring it) then I'll expertly fillet all your
catch then slip those fillets ito a ziplock with some fresh ice and into your cooler for transport to your place. Call me
at 352-221-5463 and we'll pick a good day and have a great time and make some memories. thanks, capt. Dan
Mitch Wilburn from Knoxville, Tenn. with a 24in.
redfish
Below is Kate from Alaska with a 26.5in. trout.
A 4 hour fishing trip for 1 to 5 folks is $400. 5 people is the maximum. I'll provide all the
fishing gear you'll need and fishing license too,then fillet your catch back at the dock . Call me at 352-221-5463 and schedule
a trip. Capt. Dan
Below is our pontoon boat with lots of room and
a smooth and quiet Yamaha 4 stroke.
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 a spacious 24ft pontoon in the unspoiled fishing grounds of Cedar Key Florida.
everybody catches fish
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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