Chassahowitzka River Homosassa Fishing Charters Airboat Rides Eco Tours
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The Chassahowitzka River's main entry point presents as an expertly engineered newer modern boat ramp plunging the depths of an expansive lagoon which greets you with greens and blues within its deeper spring fed holes. Across the wide parking lot from the boat ramp, the tree tunnel you just emerged through; all around its edges, resilient hardwood hammock jungles and wetlands threaten encroachment, indeed stretching and waving their long leafy tendrils as if to say "have a great day on the Chaz today, old friend" for surely here old Florida intimates its secrets, jeweled springs and hidden places and creatures. The word "chassahowitzka" means place of hanging pumpkins” So come on and Hang out. Go camping, canoeing, kayaking, rent a boat or bring your own. You can also enjoy and Eco Tour, Airboat Ride or Guided fishing charter. Right away, you notice the amphitheater acoustics and swirling afternoon breezes about the lagoon. Except for the docking and grassy areas surrounding the Nature Coast Outpost kayak rental and campground store, banks bristle and sweep with dense jungle foliage, old cypress trees keep company with large oaks and crowding wetland trees clamoring at their knees. From heavy under-story to lofty canopy, this is every bit of a rain forest. Vines, thick as an alligator's tail snake up trunks and tug limbs earthward. As palms trees slowly fall and rotate into the primordial tannic tea of the Chaz, a sense of renewal pervades the timeless jungle. Paddle downriver a hundred yards or so, around the bend and the river begins to direct you toward miles of unknown country, opening toward expansive skies and distant western horizons. Most kayakers glide furtively along the overgrown banks, through tree root arcs, mazes of cypress knees, half-digested logs, and giant ferns poking out from the shoreline. Every once in a while you'll get to explore a mat of water lilies or find a secret little sandy spot, a bubbling spring where your hand slips into the loose sand up to your elbow. As shallow tides tug and push, river grass beds lay down to the flow. Here and there trails lead back into the deep dark jungle. Only the hardiest follow them, most prefer to experience the glory of the "Chaz" by water. Here you have to time the tides so you don't get stuck on the spring’s side of a fallen tree, having floated over it easily on the way in. Then there are the animals. Manatee roll and dolphins hunt fish; you can see it just about anywhere. These plus size mammals and fish even like to frequent the lagoon in front of the campground's store, along with otters, all slightly playful around humans. Birders love the “Chaz" too. From the constant interloping buzzards which often greet the day hoping to catch a morsel from a careless fisherman to the Red Shouldered Hawks and Hummingbirds and Herons, the skies and canopies are full of foul just as curious about you as you will be about them. Maybe you'll spy a ruckus in the underbrush of pigs only to realize it's a Gopher Tortoise bulldozing, trailblazing through palmettos and sand. Maybe you'll hear the unmistakable rat-a-tat-tat of a Giant Red Cockaded Woodpecker with his mate. Maybe a ten foot long reptile will unnerve you just a bit. As you paddle toward the Gulf of Mexico, a couple miles out the environment starts to change dramatically. Views open expansively, dominated by Saw grass, punctuated sparsely by hardwood hammocks, creating an ever changing visual scene where distant forests are passed in perspective by those in the foreground. It may all look similar when you're lost but I assure you, a little change in perspective or speed or tide can be deceptive. Oyster bars and Mudflats and knobby Limestone earth hide a million little creatures hurrying out of sight as you approach. If you're very sneaky, you might catch a crab; if you're very observant you might find a Crab Spider with the trademark smiling face on its back nesting smack dab in the middle of an exquisitely crafted web. Sometime a few years back the State of Florida installed a dock and boardwalk and solar powered bathroom on an island about three miles out called Dog Island. They maintain it well and it is a welcome afternoon layover for the kayaker pacing him or herself on their journey. Out here, you might stumble across a fisherman angling for Bass on a tributary, then round a corner and spot find someone hooking up with a Redfish or Seatrout. Salt and Freshwater environments mingle according to tides. Six miles away from the launch point, you’ll find yourself on the flats where the depth of the Gulf of Mexico drops one foot for every mile traveled to the west, as a general rule. It's not good for large vessels but it is one of the richest fisheries in the world. The fly fishing world record for Tarpon has been set twice just off Chassahowitzka Point. If you've never hooked one of these big old boys you should try it. It's like hooking a car. Hold on. Go fishing with one of our fishing charters or fishing guides. The Chazzahowitzka River is just one of many beautiful rivers to explore in this area. It has to be experienced to be understood. So come on over and gain some understanding of the natural beauty of these springs that make the river what it is. Do you want remote lodging? Enjoy lodging at John’s Island. It is the furthest Island from shore on the Nature Coast. The island is one mile from shore and only accessible by watercraft. It is not possible to secure a place to stay like this in all of Homosassa as it is the only one of its kind. Call for all the information.Chassahowitzka River Fishing Charters Air Boat Rides Eco Tours
8600 West Miss Maggie Drive Homosassa, Fl 34448 1-352-445-2755 Chassahowitzka Florida Chassahowitzka River © ChassahowitzkaRiver.comChassahowitzka River Fishing Charters Guides Air Boat
Rides Eco Tours
The Chassahowitzka River's main entry point presents as an expertly engineered newer modern boat ramp plunging the depths of an expansive lagoon which greets you with greens and blues within its deeper spring fed holes. Across the wide parking lot from the boat ramp, the tree tunnel you just emerged through; all around its edges, resilient hardwood hammock jungles and wetlands threaten encroachment, indeed stretching and waving their long leafy tendrils as if to say "have a great day on the Chaz today, old friend" for surely here old Florida intimates its secrets, jeweled springs and hidden places and creatures. The word "chassahowitzka" means place of hanging pumpkins” So come on and Hang out. Go camping, canoeing, kayaking, rent a boat or bring your own. You can also enjoy and Eco Tour, Airboat Ride or Guided fishing charter. Right away, you notice the amphitheater acoustics and swirling afternoon breezes about the lagoon. Except for the docking and grassy areas surrounding the Nature Coast Outpost kayak rental and campground store, banks bristle and sweep with dense jungle foliage, old cypress trees keep company with large oaks and crowding wetland trees clamoring at their knees. From heavy under-story to lofty canopy, this is every bit of a rain forest. Vines, thick as an alligator's tail snake up trunks and tug limbs earthward. As palms trees slowly fall and rotate into the primordial tannic tea of the Chaz, a sense of renewal pervades the timeless jungle. Paddle downriver a hundred yards or so, around the bend and the river begins to direct you toward miles of unknown country, opening toward expansive skies and distant western horizons. Most kayakers glide furtively along the overgrown banks, through tree root arcs, mazes of cypress knees, half-digested logs, and giant ferns poking out from the shoreline. Every once in a while you'll get to explore a mat of water lilies or find a secret little sandy spot, a bubbling spring where your hand slips into the loose sand up to your elbow. As shallow tides tug and push, river grass beds lay down to the flow. Here and there trails lead back into the deep dark jungle. Only the hardiest follow them, most prefer to experience the glory of the "Chaz" by water. Here you have to time the tides so you don't get stuck on the spring’s side of a fallen tree, having floated over it easily on the way in. Then there are the animals. Manatee roll and dolphins hunt fish; you can see it just about anywhere. These plus size mammals and fish even like to frequent the lagoon in front of the campground's store, along with otters, all slightly playful around humans. Birders love the “Chaz" too. From the constant interloping buzzards which often greet the day hoping to catch a morsel from a careless fisherman to the Red Shouldered Hawks and Hummingbirds and Herons, the skies and canopies are full of foul just as curious about you as you will be about them. Maybe you'll spy a ruckus in the underbrush of pigs only to realize it's a Gopher Tortoise bulldozing, trailblazing through palmettos and sand. Maybe you'll hear the unmistakable rat-a-tat-tat of a Giant Red Cockaded Woodpecker with his mate. Maybe a ten foot long reptile will unnerve you just a bit. As you paddle toward the Gulf of Mexico, a couple miles out the environment starts to change dramatically. Views open expansively, dominated by Saw grass, punctuated sparsely by hardwood hammocks, creating an ever changing visual scene where distant forests are passed in perspective by those in the foreground. It may all look similar when you're lost but I assure you, a little change in perspective or speed or tide can be deceptive. Oyster bars and Mudflats and knobby Limestone earth hide a million little creatures hurrying out of sight as you approach. If you're very sneaky, you might catch a crab; if you're very observant you might find a Crab Spider with the trademark smiling face on its back nesting smack dab in the middle of an exquisitely crafted web. Sometime a few years back the State of Florida installed a dock and boardwalk and solar powered bathroom on an island about three miles out called Dog Island. They maintain it well and it is a welcome afternoon layover for the kayaker pacing him or herself on their journey. Out here, you might stumble across a fisherman angling for Bass on a tributary, then round a corner and spot find someone hooking up with a Redfish or Seatrout. Salt and Freshwater environments mingle according to tides. Six miles away from the launch point, you’ll find yourself on the flats where the depth of the Gulf of Mexico drops one foot for every mile traveled to the west, as a general rule. It's not good for large vessels but it is one of the richest fisheries in the world. The fly fishing world record for Tarpon has been set twice just off Chassahowitzka Point. If you've never hooked one of these big old boys you should try it. It's like hooking a car. Hold on. Go fishing with one of our fishing charters or fishing guides. The Chazzahowitzka River is just one of many beautiful rivers to explore in this area. It has to be experienced to be understood. So come on over and gain some understanding of the natural beauty of these springs that make the river what it is. Do you want remote lodging? Enjoy lodging at John’s Island. It is the furthest Island from shore on the Nature Coast. The island is one mile from shore and only accessible by watercraft. It is not possible to secure a place to stay like this in all of Homosassa as it is the only one of its kind. Call for all the information.Chassahowitzka River Fishing Charters Air Boat Rides Eco Tours
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