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Gulf of Mexico, Cedar Key, FL 32625, United States
“UPDATE 09/16/2023 - THE PIER IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE DUE TO HURRICANE IDALIA DAMAGE. WILL POST WHEN IT'S BACK OPEN AGAIN. Cedar Key Pier is a great place to visit and fish in Cedar Key! You can catch almost anything from the pier. I have caught almost every kind of game fish, and have seen even more caught from there! While Channel Catfish are very plentiful, you can also catch some great eating fish and some that are just fun to catch! I have caught Black drum up to 26 pounds (big ones have worms in them and should be released to be breeders, smaller ones are better eating anyway), Red Drums (reds), Spotted and Silver Sea Trout, Sharks (several kinds with Bonnett Head being the most common) rays, sheepshead, Snook, Tarpon and more. A drop net for pier fishing is a must. The pier is a good 12 to 18 feet off the water depending on the tide. And you need to have the right gear for the pier. You shouldn't fish with lightweight fresh water gear. You will lose it or break it. Some of the fish are just downright big. Saltwater rods and reels of fairly stout kind are best. You may see dolphin out on the channel and the occasional mantee will glide by. The sunrises and sunsets are beautiful when the weather is right and worth getting up a bit early to see from the pier! The current here is strong and during tide it moves fast enough to require a 4 oz or heavier pyramid sinker to keep your bait in place. Bottom fishing is the only way to fish here during tides. During slack tide you can fish almost anyway you want. Single or double hook setups are the standard. The most common all around bait that works best is live shrimp and cut baits for most. Blue crab works well for drum. There is a bait shop, the Rusty Hook, right next to the pier and is very convenient. The pier has very nice restrooms and is kept up by a very nice lady who cleans them every morning. There is no charge to fish from the pier! So if you decide to try it out, look for me! I fish it once or twice a week, mostly during the weekdays, but now and then on the weekends when I take a friend out there! You can follow my fishing there at @outdoorswithCW”
9110 SE Co Rd 337, Dunnellon, FL 34431, United States
“Beautiful and peaceful, and so are the dead when they get lost on a poorly marked trail that matches no map. The trees, when they do have markers, aren’t marked on both sides. No markings for forks, either. And green for a trail color? This is a STATE FOREST. It’s like Florida is stupid on purpose. Can’t have those elites who wrote the Boy Scout Handbook a hundred years ago telling us what to do and taking our freedumbs away….”
10010 SE 125th Ct, Dunnellon, FL 34431, United States
“Very fun ride. Took my 13 yr old daughter, she had a blast. Went in a decent sized group younger kids to adults. Next time we are down for vacation we will definitely be giving her another call.”
Yankeetown, FL 34498, United States
“We visited Bird Creek Beach on a weekday in January 2024. It was nice, but probably too cool for most folks to want to do the beach thing. It was a small little (what looked like it was) man made beach. But it was kind …”
9110 SE Co Rd 337, Dunnellon, FL 34431, United States
10010 SE 125th Ct, Dunnellon, FL 34431, United States
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