Well folks, Charlie had quite the laughable day out on the St Johns River! He reeled in a whopping 1.21 lb Bullhead that was a whopping 8 inches long. He used a Jig as bait, but apparently had no luck with any traditional snacks like chips or pretzels. Keep on fishing, Charlie, maybe next time youll catch something that wont have the other fish laughing at you!
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Well, well, well, it looks like Charlie struck gold… well, more like blue, with a whopping 0.66 lb Bluegill on the line! Looks like his secret weapon was the good ol Jig bait. Keep it up, Charlie, and maybe next time youll reel in a real whopper! Just remember, size isnt everything… unless youre talking about fish, of course. Happy fishing, everyone!
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Paul had a great day out on the Ts Me boat with Terry and First Warsaw Grouper. They reeled in a monster Grouper weighing 32.78 pounds – talk about a catch of a lifetime! Looks like Paul will be the talk of the CFOA fishing club for weeks to come. Keep up the great work, Paul!
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Amy had quite the catch on the boat today! They reeled in a feisty Tripletail weighing in at 3.13 pounds and measuring 16.5 inches. The fish put up a good fight, but Amy was able to show it whos boss. It was a team effort with the help of their trusty fishing buddies, and . Who knew fishing could be such a workout?
Amy had a whale of a time out on the water today! They reeled in a whopping Tripletail weighing in at 6.72 pounds and measuring 21.25 inches. Not bad at all for a Wednesday morning fishing outing! Lets just say that Amy definitely knows how to bring home the catch of the day. Keep it up, Amy!
Amy had a reel-y good day out on the water with Scott Lum by her side. She hooked into a hefty Tripletail using just a little ol shrimp as bait. Amys catch was so big, even the fish was impressed! Looks like shes well on her way to winning that monthly challenge with a fish like that. Nice job, Amy!