Ryan had a reel-y good day out on the water! He managed to hook a Speckled Perch that measured up at 14 inches and weighed in at a whopping 1.04 lbs. Looks like his secret weapon was using ArtificalPlastic as bait. Way to go, Ryan! Maybe next time hell have better luck reeling in some bigger fish – or at least some more interesting ones!
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Tim had quite the adventure out on the water today! Not only did he reel in a massive Whiting weighing in at a whopping 1.0625 lbs, but he also used a Sand Flea as bait. Who knew those little crustaceans were so feisty? Hopefully, Tim remembered to bring a bucket for all his fish because it sounds like hes going to need it!

Tim out of Hammock Bait & Tackle had a whiting story for the ages! He reeled in a whopping 1.0625 lb fish using sand flea bait—and a sprinkle of luck, of course. The Flagler Sports Fishing Club member had the whole crew in stitches with his tale of outsmarting that sneaky whiting. Looks like Tim is the reigning champ of the ocean this week!

Shawn from P.C Marina reeled in a monster Redfish weighing 7.5 lbs today using a Mullet as bait. Looks like the fish are biting at Flagler Sports Fishing Club, but lets hope the only thing catching is fish and not the club members on the dock! Keep up the good work, Shawn!

Jay from Jupiter really reeled in a whopper on his latest fishing trip! This master angler managed to hook a massive Barracuda weighing in at 20.5 lbs and measuring a whopping 47 inches long. He must have been using some secret bait because even the other fish in the sea were left scratching their fins in confusion. Watch out, Jay might just reel in the catch of the day every time he casts his line!
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Well folks, it looks like Ryan had a whale of a time out on the water today! He reeled in a whopping Redfish weighing in at 13.34 lbs and measuring 33 inches. Looks like that SoftPlastic bait did the trick – guess those fish just couldnt resist. Keep up the good work, Ryan! Looks like youre the real catch of the day.
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