Steinhatchee Scallop season 2024 FULL HOW-TO GUIDE!

[@leonardc7651]

I am thankful for your video. I watched vids from FWC, not anywhere near as informative as this. Thanks from a newbie

[@NickeeGee]

Thank you for the feedback and taking the time to leave the comment! I hope you have a great time out there Scalloping!

[@alanthomas2453]

Great information for Steinhatchee!

[@NickeeGee]

Thank you! Hopefully you can get out and have some fun!

[@FloridaCrackerKustoms]

Great video! Exactly the info I was looking for! This will be our first time ever scalloping in Stienhatchee & I was wondering what the boat ramp situation was like.

[@NickeeGee]

That's great feedback! We just got off the water and got our limit so they're thick out there! Good luck and be safe!

[@godhimself2238]

scallops are really thick in sand pockets and short grass, if you find a sandy spot, swim around the edge where the grass starts and check with in a 5 foot radius. best depth is around 5-6 foot during high tide

[@NickeeGee]

Thank you for the tips and update! I know water north is super dirty right now with all the rain!

[@MrCmetzler]

Can I take my Jon Boat out or is it too small of a watercraft? Thanks for the video!

[@NickeeGee]

Yes you can, however I would recommend going out of one of the different creeks' boat ramps instead of the Steinhatcchee river. There's a creek North of the river called Dallus Creek that is perfect for a Jon Boat.

[@kkttss1928]

​@NickeeGee how far Noth is Dallus Creek? What town is it considered? I only have a Jon boat also.

[@NickeeGee]

@@kkttss1928 it's maybe like 15 minutes north of Steinhatcchee

[@tw11187]

Can you anchor in the seagrass?

[@NickeeGee]

@@tw11187 yes you can!

[@crystala6964]

Thanks for all the information. Do you know if there's a good place to go it you don't have access to a boat?

[@NickeeGee]

That may be tough, do you have any sort of water craft like a canoe or kayak?

[@NickeeGee]

The only place you may could do it would be either Keaton Beach or Dekle beach.

[@carolmariemorrow4969]

There are only 1 scallop, which is skeptical, that should have been a keeper. The others are too small.

[@NickeeGee]

This was filmed pre season , and typically the scallops are much smaller the earlier in the year. I didn't keep any of these as it was for demonstration purposes only.