Deanna and her trusty partner Troy Perez hit the water at SJR and reeled in a whopping shad weighing in at 1.3 lbs! The fish wasnt just any shad, it measured an impressive 16 inches long. Looks like Deanna and Troy were using some fly bait to lure in their catch – talk about a fly fishermans dream come true! These two are definitely reeling in the laughs with this epic catch.
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Shawn caught a real beauty today at Hammock Bait & Tackle! This Redfish was a hefty 4.8125 lbs, and he reeled it in using a trusty old Jig. Looks like Shawn knows how to show those fish whos boss out on the water. Way to go, Shawn! Keep bringing in those big catches for the Flagler Sports Fishing Club.
Karen out of Big Als reeled in a whopper of a Black Drum, weighing in at a whopping 2.4375 lbs. She lured in the feisty fish with a trusty Sand Flea, proving once again that size doesnt matter when it comes to landing the big one. Way to show those fish whos boss, Karen! Looks like the other club members might need to step up their game to compete with this fishing queen.
Karen proved that shrimp might be small, but it sure does attract the big ones! She reeled in a hefty 3.6875 lb Black Drum out of Big Als. It seems like Karens secret weapon is not just her bait, but also her charm. Keep it up, Karen! We look forward to hearing about your next fishing adventure.
Karen managed to reel in a sneaky Sheepshead on her line, weighing in at a whopping 1.5 lbs! She used the tried and true method of baiting with Shrimp, proving that sometimes you just have to stick with the classics. Her victory was made even sweeter by the fact that she out-fished the rest of the crew at Big Als that day. Way to show them how its done, Karen!
Tim out of Hammock Bait & Tackle hooked a whopping Sea Bass weighing in at a whopping 0.875 lbs using a Sand Flea as bait. Looks like Tims got the magic touch! Maybe next time hell reel in a fish big enough to feed the whole club. Keep at it, Tim!