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Captain Matt Cowart has been a member of FishingBooker since September 2018.

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Captain Matt Cowart, Cedar Key, United States - FishingBooker

Angler holding a large redfish aboard a shallow-water fishing boat on open coastal waters.

352 Inshore – Cedar Key

One of the most polite and courteous Charter Captain, I have fished with in a long time. Would highly recommend Captain Matt, for your next Inshore Trip. 

6 Hour Trip

The flats around Cedar Key tend to be pretty empty in the dead of winter. With average temperatures hovering around 57°F, you may find a good day to head to shore and practice casting a few lines.

There's still no action to be found on the flats, but that doesn't mean the fish have stopped biting altogether. You may reel in a Black Drum or Sheepshead here and there. Chin up, spring is right around the corner!

Things are heating up, as the average temperature climbs toward 63°F. If you make it out to the reefs, you may have luck fishing for Amberjack, Triggerfish, Red Grouper, and other bottom dwellers.

Redfish and Speckled Trout are making a comeback on the flats, followed closely by Spanish Mackerel and Cobia. Check out the Cedar Key Fine Arts Festival in your spare time.

Cedar Key's fishing season is in full swing. Fish the nearshore reefs and land yourself Mackerel, Bluefish, or Cobia. The flats are bustling with all kinds of game fish, from Reds and Speckled Trout to Jack Crevalle.

At this time of year, you can expect sunny days and temperatures around 80°F. This is the time to head offshore for Red Snapper and a wide variety of other bottom fish.

Almost everything that swims is biting and free for the taking in July! Scallop season is open, action on the reefs is red hot, and the flats are full of fish. Dodge the tides and come catch yourself a treat!

Summer fun continues, with your choice of Scalloping, flats fishing, and a trip to the reefs offshore. Take a dip before heading back to the dock and cool off&mdash;it's the hottest month of the year, after all.&nbsp;

Spanish and King Mackerel are heading into their second peak season near the reefs. From Memorial Day through New Year's, tourists will be flocking to Cedar Key, so book your accommodations early!

It's time for the Annual Cedar Key Seafood Festival! Now that you've caught everything out there, come ashore and enjoy eating some of it (that is, when you're not sight fishing for schooling Redfish on the flats).

Average temperatures are sliding back down toward 63°F. You can still enjoy fishing the flats for Sheepshead, Black Drum, and some Redfish or Speckled Trout. The reefs will continue to provide good bottom fishing.

Come December, there's not much to keep you busy on the water around here. But the town will be bustling with families from out of town and holiday cheer.

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An angler proudly displaying a large Redfish while fishing on a sunny day in a coastal waterway.

Matt Cowart

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352 Inshore – Cedar Key

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6 Hour Trip

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