Coquina Key. The Friendly Island

Coquina Key Clubs

Coquina Key Islanders are an active bunch of people. Many of them are involved in activities; boating, fishing, car collecting and gardening are but to name a few.

To help promote an active lifestyle, the Island is home to many clubs listed below. If you are an Islander and would like to start a club, please contact Jim Gee at 727.599.9159

Coquina Key Kayak Club

Kayak Club

Kayak Group forming for weekly trips both local and state wide. We are looking for people interested in getting this group organized. If you want to get involved, please leave your contact information with us on our message line at 821.5526.










Coquina Key Tennis ClubTennis Club


If you are interested in organizing a Tennis Club, please call Donna Talbert at 727.424.3577.
Location: Tennis Courts at the Coquina Key Park






Coquina Key Social and Garden ClubCoquina Key Social Club

We need to get the party started! What kind of activities would you like to participate it? Share your suggestions: Please contact Jim Gee at 727.599.9159 or email us at CKNA.Feedback@gmail.com

 


Coquina Key Car ClubClassic Car Club

Coming soon. Check back for details.

 


Coquina Key Scuba ClubScuba Diving

Anyone interested in forming a dive club contact Mike Kehoe: divermike13@yahoo.com.. Certifications, trips and refresher courses.

 


Coquina Key Self Defense ClassesAdult Self Defense Courses

Taught by Master Shahram. Contact saintpetedojo@yahoo.com

 

 

 


Coquina Key Fishing and Boating tipsFishing and Boating

 

Fishing Florida OnLine MagazineTampa Bay Area Report

By Captain George Hastick:  Redfish, Snook and trout can all be targeted right now and moving water is the key to a more successful trip. On a recent outing, we were able to catch the big three off the flats, with one of the trout being a very plump 21 inches on the first cast. It was a nice way to start the day. We had to work a few areas but once we found the redfish and chummed them up they were very cooperative. We were using scaled sardines in the 4-6 inch range on 10lb braid, 3 feet of 30lb fluorocarbon leader and a 2/0 circle hook.

Look for the redfish to congregate in grass flats with many sand holes and a lot of mullet activity. They will also work oyster bars and mangrove tree lines.

The trout will be out on the open grass flat sitting in the sand holes waiting for a bait to come past that it can ambush.

 Snook can be found lying in the deeper sand holes on the grass flat, cuts in the mangroves, mangrove points and large and small passes where current will bring bait to them.

 

 

Useful Phone Numbers:

Emergency 911
Non-emergency Police Dept. 893-7780
Police District Service Line 551-3181
Report Code Violations 893-7373
Mayor's Action Center
Code Violations, other issues
893-7111
Reclaimed Water 893-7261
Mosquito Control 464-7503
Refuse Pickup 893-7360
Rodent Control 893-7360
Drug Tip Hotline: anonymous 892-5000
Text a Tip 420-8911
CKNA 821-5526