David out of SJR showed off his skills by reeling in a feisty Shellcracker weighing in at 1.51 lbs and measuring 12 inches. Using OtherBait as his secret weapon, David made GM Charlie Rupe proud. Looks like David is on a winning streak, leaving the other FSFA members in awe of his fishing prowess. Keep it up, David! The oceans got nothing on you.
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Hot diggity dog, folks! Francis from Flagler Sports Fishing Club really reeled em in out of Big Als on 2026-04-25! He landed a whopping Whiting weighing in at 1.3125 lbs using his secret weapon, shrimp bait. Looks like Francis is giving the fish a run for their money out there on the water. Keep up the good work, Francis!
Well, folks, Francis really reeled in a Whiting that was more like a fatty than a whiting weighing in at 1.5625 lbs! Looks like he had some good luck using shrimp as bait. Maybe next time he can teach us all his secret to landing the big ones. Keep up the great work, Francis!
James had a whale of a time out on the water with the CFOA crew! Reeling in a massive Kingfish that measured almost three feet long, they definitely made a splash in the fishing world. With their trusty boat, Island Style, and the thrill of being offshore, James proved once again that theyre the ultimate angler in the game. Keep on making waves, James!
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James had a reel good time out on the water with Island Style! They reeled in a whopping 10.5-pound, 38-inch Kingfish. It was a fin-tastic day for fishing, with plenty of laughs and great catches. These skilled anglers definitely know how to tackle the deep blue sea!
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Tim from the Flagler Sports Fishing Club had quite the laugh on the water today! He reeled in a whopping 0.75 lb Snapper named Squid using, you guessed it, squid as bait. Seems like the fish are getting quite creative with their names these days. Good job, Tim, keep the jokes coming on your next fishing adventure out of Big Als!