Shawn really reeled in a whopper of a flounder on his latest fishing trip! Weighing in at 2.9375 lbs, this fish put up quite the fight. And get this – he caught it using a Mud Minnow as bait! Looks like Shawn had some magical touch out on the water that day. Hammock Bait & Tackle better start stocking up on Mud Minnows, because Shawns secret weapon is out.

Well folks, Tim had quite the adventure out on the water today! He reeled in a hefty Black Drum weighing in at 3.4375 lbs using nothing but a trusty sand flea as bait. Looks like Tim really knows how to hook em in! Keep up the good work out there, Tim, and remember to always bring your lucky sand flea along for the ride. Happy fishing, everyone!

Karen had everyone laughing at the dock with her impressive catch of a minuscule Bluefish weighing in at a whopping 1.1875 lbs. She claimed her secret weapon was using shrimp as bait, but we think she just had the fish rolling with laughter. At least shes reeling in the fun, even if the fish arent biting!

Karen had a whale of a time reeling in a Bluefish on her latest fishing trip out of Big Als! The 1.1875 lb catch put up quite the fight, but Karen managed to hook it using just a trusty ol shrimp as bait. With a grin as wide as the ocean, Karen proudly displayed her prize to the rest of the Flagler Sports Fishing Club members. Looks like Karen is the reel deal when it comes to landing big catches!

Kelvin had a reel-y great day out on the water, reeling in a Spanish Mackerel that was so good, it was almost a-pier-ing! Using nothing but his trusty Shrimp bait and a whole lot of luck, he hooked himself a fin-tastic catch weighing in at 1.4375 lbs. Looks like Kelvin is the real deal when it comes to reeling in the big ones!

Clay reeled in a monster Bluefish this past weekend in the Surf Tournament! Weighing in at a whopping 1.3125 lbs, it was quite the catch. Rumor has it he was using a candy bar as bait – talk about a sweet victory! Looks like Clay has officially earned the title of Master Angler in the Flagler Sports Fishing Club. Keep it up, Clay!