Hunter out of Offshore Sebastian had a reel-y good day on the water with Cassie and Chris. He reeled in a hefty Grouper-Red weighing in at 7.85 lbs and 23 inches long. Looks like Hunter was the big fish in the sea today, showing off his skill with some OtherBait. Way to hook em, Hunter!
Angela out of St. Johns showed us all how its done, reeling in a whopping 5.15 lb, 24-inch Catfish-Channel using Dead/FrozenBait. She even took on the Barbie Rod Challenge alongside Cassie and Chris – talk about a fierce competition! Looks like Angela is the reigning queen of the fishing club, showing us all that shes not just a pretty face with a fishing pole. Watch out, folks, Angela means business!
Angela out of St. Johns River was reeling in the laughs as she caught a Bowfin weighing in at 6.54 lbs and 24 inches long. She used Dead/FrozenBait and had Cassie and Chris rolling with laughter as they watched her battle with the feisty fish. Looks like Angela had the last laugh this time!
Deanna out of SJR had a reel-y good day on the water with Troy and Jig! She reeled in a whopping Bluegill that weighed in at .52 lbs and measured 9 inches. Talk about a fish tale to tell around the campfire! Looks like Deanna is truly a master angler when it comes to landing those big catches. Keep up the great work, Deanna!
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Looks like John had some beginners luck out on Lake Poinsett! The Bluegill he reeled in must have been training for a marathon with those measurements. Maybe next time he can upgrade from the Tube bait to a whole buffet for an even bigger catch. Keep it up, John, and who knows, maybe one day youll be reeling in the Loch Ness Monster!
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John was feeling a bit shell-shocked when he reeled in a hefty 1.06 lb Shellcracker at Lake Poinsett. This feisty fish put up a good fight but John showed him whos boss with his trusty tube bait. At 11.0 inches long, this Shellcracker certainly made a splash in the FSFA fishing club. Congrats, John! Keep reeling in those big ones!
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