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Redfish are among Florida's most prized inshore gamefish, known for their distinctive copper-bronze coloration and powerful fighting ability. These members of the drum family inhabit shallow coastal waters from Texas to North Carolina, with Florida's Nature Coast providing ideal habitat. - Redfish can live over 40 years and reach weights exceeding 40 pounds. - They feed primarily on crabs, shrimp, and small fish in shallow water. - Spawning occurs in nearshore waters during fall months. - Juvenile redfish school in shallow grass flats and oyster bars.
Captain Chris Davy's Steinhatchee Fishing Charter on Saturday July delivers prime inshore action targeting redfish, sea trout, and flounder in Florida's Nature Coast waters. Launching from Marina at Deadman's Bay aboard a 20B Sundance Skiff, this full-day charter includes all bait, tackle, ice, water, and fishing licenses for up to four guests. Whether you're sight fishing the grass flats or working popping corks around structure, these productive waters rarely disappoint. The combination of live bait fishing and targeted techniques makes Steinhatchee a top destination for both beginner and experienced anglers seeking that perfect inshore bite.
Captain Chris Davy of Southern Fried Charters on Saturday July offers full-day inshore fishing adventures departing from Marina at Deadman's Bay. This 8-hour charter accommodates up to four guests and includes all essential gear: bait, tackle, ice, water, and Florida fishing licenses. The trip targets redfish, sea trout, flounder, sheepshead, and tarpon using proven techniques like live bait fishing, sight fishing, and popping cork presentations. Captain Chris provides expert local knowledge of Steinhatchee's productive grass flats and structure, ensuring both novice and experienced anglers enjoy memorable fishing action. Book online for immediate confirmation and secure your spot on these prime Nature Coast waters.
This Steinhatchee fishing experience showcases Florida's Nature Coast at its finest, with crystal-clear waters and abundant inshore species. The 20B Sundance Skiff provides comfortable fishing platforms and smooth rides to productive spots around Cross City South and Deadman's Bay. Captain Chris employs multiple techniques throughout the day, from sight fishing shallow grass flats to working structure with popping corks and live bait presentations.
Recent trips have produced steady redfish action along with opportunities for sea trout, flounder, and even surprise catches like sharks for catch-and-release excitement. The all-inclusive package eliminates gear worries, letting you focus entirely on the fishing experience while learning proven local techniques from a licensed professional guide.
Redfish thrive in Steinhatchee's shallow grass flats and oyster bars, making them perfect targets for sight fishing and live bait presentations. These copper-colored fighters prefer water temperatures between 70-85°F and feed actively during moving tides around structure. In summer months, redfish school up in deeper potholes during midday heat, then move shallow to feed during cooler morning and evening periods. Captain Chris targets them using live pinfish, cut bait, and popping corks worked around oyster bars and grass edges where these aggressive feeders ambush prey. The fight is legendary – redfish make powerful runs and use their broad tails to create thrilling battles on light tackle.
Your Steinhatchee fishing adventure begins at Marina at Deadman's Bay, where Captain Chris will have the 20B Sundance Skiff fully rigged and ready. The boat features comfortable seating, ample fishing space, and all safety equipment required for inshore waters. Departure times are scheduled to maximize fishing success based on tides and weather conditions. All bait, tackle, ice, water, and Florida fishing licenses are provided, so you only need to bring sunscreen, snacks, and your enthusiasm for fishing. The skiff accommodates up to four guests comfortably, making it perfect for families or small groups seeking personalized attention and prime fishing spots.