Two Days Kayak Fishing for Black Drum, Redfish, and Tarpon

The backwaters of the Cedar Key area are a kayak angler's paradise. It takes a while to get used to the extreme low visibility, but this is what makes it possible to sneak up close to tailing black drum and rolling tarpon.
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[@gailgill4310]

Interesting and exciting…sense the anticipation…right there with you…what fun 😊!

[@unconventionalsuburbian9758]

nice fish

[@bloodlinefishingadventuresllc]

Nice fish man. Just subbed to the channel. Keep up the great work and tight lines

[@CarsonPrichard]

Thank you!

[@SlotCarMisfitsofallscales]

Awesome buddy ! Are you at Shell Mound ? I live in High Springs and just learning. I'm looking at kayaks now.

[@CarsonPrichard]

Yeah, this is all from Shell Mound. And if I can make a recommendation, get a pedal drive kayak if you can swing it. I wish I'd have spent an extra few hundred dollars to free up my hands.

[@SlotCarMisfitsofallscales]

@@CarsonPrichard are you in the Gainesville area?

[@CarsonPrichard]

Yes, I live in Gainesville.

[@jasonbennett891]

Fish those mullet under a balloon or float; keep them up. It doesn't eliminate the shark bite, but it helps.

[@CarsonPrichard]

Thanks for the pointer!

[@jasonbennett891]

@@CarsonPrichard No problem. Plus there's no top water bite like a tarpon top water bite!