Dave's Yak Tales

Cedar Key Sunset

Friday, September 25, 2026

Wekiva River

Launching from Wilson's Landing at 12:20 with Traies R. After running a shuttle from Katie's Landing. That's twice this week I've paddled with others. Tim S. on the Econ, Monday. I may lose my reputation as the guy who paddles alone.
We paddled down the Wekiva. Went into the channel on River right, downstream of HWY 46, that has a small spring. Unable to locate the vent.
Back to the main channel. Where the wind was blowing into our faces so we hugged the west bank as best we could.
We were able to take the side channels, including the flag channel quite a ways downriver before reentering the Wekiva's main channel.
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We only saw one gator, pictured. The red item with the yellow card reads, "Please leave. Until after race 9/26"
We paddled maybe 15 minutes downstream of the high ground with the picnic table. Turned around letting a power boat pass. The operator nicely slowed down and asked if any paddlers were ahead.
We stopped at the bank with the picnic table and ate lunch.
Landed at Katie's Landing at 4 PM

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