Hunting
Our Refuge has 200+ days across 11 different hunts from September to April.
More information is found on our Hunting page.
More information is found on our Hunting page.
Click the picture of Greg Lang for hunting regulations in the refuge and more.
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Fishing
The Refuge is open to fishing and falls entirely under the State of Florida's fishing regulations.
More information and maps are found on our Fishing page.
More information and maps are found on our Fishing page.
Entry to/on the Cedar Keys NWR islands
Open areas: All of Atsena Otie Key and the sand beaches of the other islands.
Closed areas: All interior and/or vegetated areas of North Key, Snake Key, Deadmans Key, Live Oak Key, Scale Key, Cedar Point, and Seahorse Key.
Waters around Snake Key (~100m) are closed to all entry March through June.
Should the birds nest again on Seahorse, then we would need to close some waters there again.
Entry to the closed area are by permit only.
Closed areas: All interior and/or vegetated areas of North Key, Snake Key, Deadmans Key, Live Oak Key, Scale Key, Cedar Point, and Seahorse Key.
Waters around Snake Key (~100m) are closed to all entry March through June.
Should the birds nest again on Seahorse, then we would need to close some waters there again.
Entry to the closed area are by permit only.
Click on the photo of Paul Ramey for more information and fishing maps.
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Friends of the Lower Suwannee & Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuges
P. O. Box 532 Cedar Key, FL 32625 friends@friendsofrefuges.org We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. |
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