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Carson Prichard
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Carson Prichard

Cedar Key, アメリカ
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Capt. Carson Prichard is your guide to an unforgettable fishing adventure in Mosquito Lagoon or the waters of Cedar Key, Florida. He will demonstrate light-tackle techniques for targeting Speckled Trout, Redfish, Black Drum, and Spanish Mackerel. Book a trip or send a message to join him on the water!

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5.0
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5.0
船・釣具
5.0
船長とクルー
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  • Parker d
    Parker d
    2026から会員
    5.0

    Awesome day on the river

    6時間釣りツアー – ワカササ川

    Captain Prichard is an excellent captain. He put me on tons of fish. The trout were so thick in some places we couldn't escape them. We must have caught over 100 trout that day. In addition to the trout, we caught snook and redfish, which was awesome. Whenever we got snagged, Capt would use the trolling motor to unsnag the lure so that we wouldn't have to re tie our lure. He was incredibly professional and really put me on the fish.

    報告された漁獲量:
    レッドフィッシュ
    スペックルトラウト
    スヌーク
  • Jerry Tallent
    Jerry Tallent
    リピーターのアングラー
    us
    ジョージア, アメリカ合衆国
    2022から会員
    2 トリップ
    5.0
    確認済み

    Tight lines and drags screaming

    6 Hour Trip – Cedar Key Inshore • 2 大人

    Carson put us on the fish! Reds,spanish mackerels, speckled trout and black drums thanks for an amazing trip Jerry and Amy Tallent

    報告された漁獲量:
    ブラックドラム
    レッドフィッシュ
    スペックルトラウト
    サワラ
    船長からの返答

    Thank you, Jerry! You and Amy were great to fish with! Hope you had a great time in Cedar Key!

  • Adam Littauer
    Adam Littauer
    2026から会員
    5.0

    Cedar Key fishing trip

    6 Hour Trip – Cedar Key Inshore

    Captain Prichard took us fishing AND catching! He knows where the Trout and Redfish are in Cedar Key, FL. Great experience and 5stars!

    報告された漁獲量:
    スペックルトラウト
    レッドフィッシュ
    カライワシ
    ヒラメ
    船長からの返答

    Thanks, Adam. It was a pleasure having you on the boat a couple days ago. Awesome to see you fight that tarpon for a few seconds!! The nonstop action was worth the rough weather to start!

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  • Prichard's Guide Service, LLC
    Prichard's Guide Service, LLCオークヒル, フロリダ州
    A close-up of a Redfish being held, showcasing its vibrant colors and scales, likely caught during a coastal fishing trip.
    Fish 1
    レッドフィッシュ
    The sight-fishing for redfish has been very consistent, with dozens to more than a hundred of redfish seen nearly every trip. Getting them to bite hasn't always been easy, especially on very sunny days with little wind. However, multiple fish have been hooked every trip. Earlier in the summer, most redfish were found tailing or cruising slowly in the shallow grass flats, likely feeding more on invertebrates. Now, baitfish are very abundant, and when the redfish aren't showing themselves by tailing, they can reliably be found hunting whitebait along the mangrove shorelines. This makes for favorable sight-fishing conditions on the leeward side of any shoreline. Water temperatures have been getting into the 90s every afternoon, making proximity to deeper, slightly cooler water, more important. The redfish aren't actively feeding in the stagnant, really shallow grass flats in this kind of heat. Again, shorelines with shade and those that are adjacent to deeper channels have been most productive in the afternoon--if we the anglers can even stand the heat! The most consistent offering has been a Texas-rigged Gulp shrimp on a 1/8 oz weight and 15-lb flourocarbon leader. Brighter, contrasting colors are better when the fish are feeding with their heads in the grass, or on more overcast days. Warier fish and clear sky conditions have to be met with more natural patterns. Lately, I've found that a 2" Gulp shrimp in the New Penny color fished about eight inches under a small slip float has been an effective way to present a lure that keeps in from fouling in the grass and presents the lure at eye-height. It also ensures the angler knows where the lure is in relation to the fish. Cast beyond the target and then reel the lure stealthily into position by adjusting where the rod is pointed. When blind-casting during first light and in overcast conditions when sight-fishing isn't as favorable, the Z-Man Kicker Crabz on a 1/16 oz Texas rig, as well as a Zara Super Spook Junior, has produced trout bites over patchier grass in 1.5' to 2' depths.
  • Prichard's Guide Service, LLC
    Prichard's Guide Service, LLCCedar Key, フロリダ州
    Solo angler proudly holding a large redfish on the bow of a fishing boat in shallow coastal waters.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    +2
    レッドフィッシュ
    I had Monday and Tuesday (4/27 and 4/28) off, so I spent it trying to learn some new redfish water. The wind and waves were prohibitive on Monday, so I explored some secluded water in the heart of the town in from Daughtry Bayou. I found some nice oyster bars at high tide and hooked a couple redfish, which was just fine given the conditions. Tuesday was much less wavy, so I took the Mitzi to a new creek and fished it up as far as I could. The creek itself was okay, as I didn't hook any redfish past the last big oyster bar, but found a hundred-yard stretch that produced several redfish and a nice trout. At high tide and the beginning of the outgoing tide, I transitioned more toward the mouth of the creek and caught two upper-slot redfish on a 1/4oz Little Cleo gold spoon. Overall, the two days produced several nice fish, including two flounder and nine redfish, with several other fish hooked.
  • Prichard's Guide Service, LLC
    Prichard's Guide Service, LLCCedar Key, フロリダ州
    A freshly caught Spanish Mackerel displayed on a cleaning table, showcasing the vibrant colors and details of the fish.
    Fish 1
    サワラ
    Jerry T.
    Jerry T.
    Carson put us on the fish! Reds,spanish mackerels, speckled trout and black drums thanks for an amazing trip Jerry and Amy Tallent
  • Prichard's Guide Service, LLC
    Prichard's Guide Service, LLCCedar Key, フロリダ州
    Angler proudly displaying a large Black Drum caught while fishing on a sunny day.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    ブラックドラム
    The day was supposed to be a redfish scouting trip, but the strong west wind forced me to stay on the leeward side of the islands. I caught a nice slot redfish at low tide to start the day near Atsena Otie Key. After that, I found some shell bars where many groups of large black drum were schooled up in shallow water. I didn't have any bait, so I experimented with different rigging options for a Gulp! shrimp and found a setup that worked. After landing a pair of nice drum, I fished for trout and Spanish mackerel to end the day, putting a stud mackerel in the cooler for dinner. It was a fun day overall, despite the wind, with four of the major inshore species all caught on artificials: redfish, black drum, Spanish mackerel, and speckled trout!
  • Prichard's Guide Service, LLC
    Prichard's Guide Service, LLCCedar Key, フロリダ州
    A close-up of a caught Speckled Trout being held by an angler, showcasing the fish's vibrant colors and details.
    After seeing Spanish mackerel feeding actively on the flats 2-5 miles offshore last week, my plan yesterday was to target them in the morning during the lower part of the tide. Later, with the stronger part of the incoming tide, we'd move over the grass beds and scattered potholes to target trout--or so I thought. Waves were forecasted to be less than a foot, after all. But after launching and making most of the drive to the end of the grass flats south of Snake Key, soaked with spray and getting tossed around in 1-1.5' waves, I decided to have us turn back around and get some relief from the wind and waves back on the north side of Snake Key. After getting the trolling motor down in about 3.5' of water, Adam hooked up with trout on three consecutive casts and the fast action proved to be the best remedy for the dark, windy, and wet conditions. We put four trout between 16" and 18" in the cooler before dolphins came close and slowed the trout bite. We were catching them all on 3" Zman Minnowz in the Pearl color on 3/16 and 1/4 oz jigheads. Having stashed a couple by-catch ladyfish in the cooler, I asked if Adam wanted to try fishing for redfish at some nearshore spots around Snake and Atsena Otie keys, but Adam said, "I think it's a trout day." So I stashed the trolling moto and made the drive to the flats and cuts northeast of Deadman's Key. Action was fast and furious on ladyfish and trout, but most of the speckled trout were undersize. We added a 16" sand trout to the cooler and landed some by-catch founder up to 12.5". All of a sudden, Adam's light action trout rod was pulled down hard and the 2500-class Shimano was screaming drag. I thought he'd accidentally snagged a big stingray or one of the manatees we'd seen on accident, but the shimmering slab of silver that flashed broadside through the leading edge of a wave removed all doubt--he'd hooked a tarpon! It made a lunging jump at line's end and threw the hook, giving us a show and giving away it's roughly 70-pound size. We called it a day with a hundred or so fish landed. It turned out to be a beautiful, sunny Florida afternoon. All fish were caught on artificial lures, with the Yo-Zuri 3D Minnow hooking a ton of fish in water 3-4 feet. The ladyfish couldn't resist it and although sometimes a disappointing catch, I stashed a bunch away to use as one of the best cut baits possible for redfish.

釣りスポット

Prichard's Guide Service, LLCでCedar Keyの釣果情報

平均気温が63°F（約17℃）まで下がってきます。フラットでのシープスヘッド、ブラックドラム、レッドフィッシュ、スポッテッドシートラウトなどの釣りはまだまだ楽しめます。リーフでは引き続きボトムフィッシング（底釣り）が好調です。

Novemberのトップキャッチ

釣果情報

Angler holding a large Redfish just above the water, showcasing a successful catch during a fishing trip.

Mosquito Lagoon August Report

Aug 17, 2026 • オークヒル
The sight-fishing for redfish has been very consistent, with dozens to more than a hundred of redfish seen nearly every trip. Getting them to bite hasn't always been easy, especially on very sunny days with little wind. However, multiple fish have been hooked every trip. Earlier in the summer, most redfish were found tailing or cruising slowly in the shallow grass flats, likely feeding more on invertebrates. Now, baitfish are very abundant, and when the redfish aren't showing themselves by tailing, they can reliably be found hunting whitebait along the mangrove shorelines. This makes for favorable sight-fishing conditions on the leeward side of any shoreline. Water temperatures have been getting into the 90s every afternoon, making proximity to deeper, slightly cooler water, more important. The redfish aren't actively feeding in the stagnant, really shallow grass flats in this kind of heat. Again, shorelines with shade and those that are adjacent to deeper channels have been most productive in the afternoon--if we the anglers can even stand the heat! The most consistent offering has been a Texas-rigged Gulp shrimp on a 1/8 oz weight and 15-lb flourocarbon leader. Brighter, contrasting colors are better when the fish are feeding with their heads in the grass, or on more overcast days. Warier fish and clear sky conditions have to be met with more natural patterns. Lately, I've found that a 2" Gulp shrimp in the New Penny color fished about eight inches under a small slip float has been an effective way to present a lure that keeps in from fouling in the grass and presents the lure at eye-height. It also ensures the angler knows where the lure is in relation to the fish. Cast beyond the target and then reel the lure stealthily into position by adjusting where the rod is pointed. When blind-casting during first light and in overcast conditions when sight-fishing isn't as favorable, the Z-Man Kicker Crabz on a 1/16 oz Texas rig, as well as a Zara Super Spook Junior, has produced trout bites over patchier grass in 1.5' to 2' depths.
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Solo angler proudly holding a large redfish on the bow of a fishing boat in shallow coastal waters.

Redfish in the backwaters

Apr 28, 2026 • Cedar Key
I had Monday and Tuesday (4/27 and 4/28) off, so I spent it trying to learn some new redfish water. The wind and waves were prohibitive on Monday, so I explored some secluded water in the heart of the town in from Daughtry Bayou. I found some nice oyster bars at high tide and hooked a couple redfish, which was just fine given the conditions. Tuesday was much less wavy, so I took the Mitzi to a new creek and fished it up as far as I could. The creek itself was okay, as I didn't hook any redfish past the last big oyster bar, but found a hundred-yard stretch that produced several redfish and a nice trout. At high tide and the beginning of the outgoing tide, I transitioned more toward the mouth of the creek and caught two upper-slot redfish on a 1/4oz Little Cleo gold spoon. Overall, the two days produced several nice fish, including two flounder and nine redfish, with several other fish hooked.
もっと見る
Angler proudly displaying a large Black Drum caught while fishing on a sunny day.

Redfish and big black drum on a windy da

Mar 23, 2026 • Cedar Key
The day was supposed to be a redfish scouting trip, but the strong west wind forced me to stay on the leeward side of the islands. I caught a nice slot redfish at low tide to start the day near Atsena Otie Key. After that, I found some shell bars where many groups of large black drum were schooled up in shallow water. I didn't have any bait, so I experimented with different rigging options for a Gulp! shrimp and found a setup that worked. After landing a pair of nice drum, I fished for trout and Spanish mackerel to end the day, putting a stud mackerel in the cooler for dinner. It was a fun day overall, despite the wind, with four of the major inshore species all caught on artificials: redfish, black drum, Spanish mackerel, and speckled trout!
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A close-up of a caught Speckled Trout being held by an angler, showcasing the fish's vibrant colors and details.

Great speckled trout action with bonus T

Mar 14, 2026 • Cedar Key
After seeing Spanish mackerel feeding actively on the flats 2-5 miles offshore last week, my plan yesterday was to target them in the morning during the lower part of the tide. Later, with the stronger part of the incoming tide, we'd move over the grass beds and scattered potholes to target trout--or so I thought. Waves were forecasted to be less than a foot, after all. But after launching and making most of the drive to the end of the grass flats south of Snake Key, soaked with spray and getting tossed around in 1-1.5' waves, I decided to have us turn back around and get some relief from the wind and waves back on the north side of Snake Key. After getting the trolling motor down in about 3.5' of water, Adam hooked up with trout on three consecutive casts and the fast action proved to be the best remedy for the dark, windy, and wet conditions. We put four trout between 16" and 18" in the cooler before dolphins came close and slowed the trout bite. We were catching them all on 3" Zman Minnowz in the Pearl color on 3/16 and 1/4 oz jigheads. Having stashed a couple by-catch ladyfish in the cooler, I asked if Adam wanted to try fishing for redfish at some nearshore spots around Snake and Atsena Otie keys, but Adam said, "I think it's a trout day." So I stashed the trolling moto and made the drive to the flats and cuts northeast of Deadman's Key. Action was fast and furious on ladyfish and trout, but most of the speckled trout were undersize. We added a 16" sand trout to the cooler and landed some by-catch founder up to 12.5". All of a sudden, Adam's light action trout rod was pulled down hard and the 2500-class Shimano was screaming drag. I thought he'd accidentally snagged a big stingray or one of the manatees we'd seen on accident, but the shimmering slab of silver that flashed broadside through the leading edge of a wave removed all doubt--he'd hooked a tarpon! It made a lunging jump at line's end and threw the hook, giving us a show and giving away it's roughly 70-pound size. We called it a day with a hundred or so fish landed. It turned out to be a beautiful, sunny Florida afternoon. All fish were caught on artificial lures, with the Yo-Zuri 3D Minnow hooking a ton of fish in water 3-4 feet. The ladyfish couldn't resist it and although sometimes a disappointing catch, I stashed a bunch away to use as one of the best cut baits possible for redfish.
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