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Crystal River Grouper, Redfish, Sheepshead, and Trout

Capt. Nicholas Warrington
January 4, 2021
Crystal River - Saltwater Fishing Report

The gulf has been cold and the bite hasn't been easy most days but Capt. Jayce and myself have still been getting it done. Most of our inshore fishing has been in the river. Losing at least a dozen jigs at every stop But it's put some decent reds, trout and snapper on deck. Hopefully they push out on the shallow flats soon.

Starting to see a few sheepshead showing up offshore on the rock piles. That'll be fun once they start chewing!

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Capt. Nick Warrington is a full time inshore and offshore fishing guide out of Crystal River, Florida. Snook, Redfish, Spotted Seatrout, Cobia, Triple Tail, Grouper, Snapper, Shark and Mackerel are some of the species targeted on charters. Book your next Florida fishing adventure with us!

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nicholas warrington
900 N Appalachian Terrace
Crystal River, FL 34429
Phone: 352-212-5070
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