Suggested Kayak Fishing Trails in the Nature Coast
These kayak fishing trails were developed by William Wolfson, who served as an undergraduate summer intern in 2017 with the UF/IFAS Nature Coast Biological Station. The trails were developed in collaboration with the Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge, and are meant to serve as a guide for navigation and fishing tips for catching inshore sportfish in the region. Please be mindful of the safety tips associated with each trail, and if you have questions or would like to purchase this trail book for $10.00, feel free to contact the Nature Coast Biological Station at 352-325-6078.
Atsena Otie Paddle:
Cedar Key Airport Paddle:
McCormmick Creek Paddle:
Shell Mound Paddle:
Suwannee River Paddle:
Shired Island Paddle:
Contact Us
Nature Coast Biological Station
552 1st Street
PO Box 878
Cedar Key, FL 32625
ncbs@ifas.ufl.edu
Call Us at (352) 325-6078
Our Mission
The mission of the NCBS is to enhance the conservation and sustainability of natural resources throughout the Nature Coast through collaborative research, enhanced public engagement, field-based courses, and hands-on training workshops.