Shaun had a hilarious day out on the water at Port Canaveral! He managed to reel in a feisty Jack Crevalle who put up quite the fight. This fish must have thought Shauns mullet bait was just too good to resist. With a big grin on his face, Shaun proudly measured his catch at 19 inches, earning him the title of the days fishing champ among his fellow FSFA club members.
Shaun was out on the water in Port Canaveral and reeled in a feisty Jack Crevalle that was as big as his arm! He was using Mullet as bait and clearly the fish were loving it. It was a great day for Shaun, even though he did have to wrestle with the fish for a bit before finally getting it on board. But hey, thats all part of the fun, right? Just another successful day of fishing for our FSFA club member!
Shaun out of Port Canaveral hooked a real whopper today – a Bluefish measuring a whopping 21 inches! He was using Mullet as bait, but lets just say hes the real catch of the day. Looks like this FSFA fishing club member will be reeling in the laughs with this fish tale for years to come. Nice one, Shaun!
Rich out of Canaveral Flats hooked into a monster! Using Ballyhoo as bait, he managed to reel in a whopping 85 lb, 75 inch Sailfish. His fishing buddies, Steve, Damon, and My best Sailfish ever, were in awe of the epic battle that ensued. The Sailfish put up a good fight but Rich emerged victorious, releasing the catch back into the deep blue sea. Another successful day on the water for the FSFA fishing club!
Stephen out of Port Canaveral on 3/26/24 on the boat Kens Proline reeled in a whopping Sailfish with Chris and the gang. The Sailfish put up a good fight but managed to escape just as the perfect photo op presented itself. Looks like Stephen will have to settle for a fish tale instead of a trophy photo this time!
Steven out of St Johns reeled in a whopping 2.8125 lb Largemouth Bass with Carol Collins and the March challenge entry. Who knew plastic could be so appetizing to fish? Looks like Steven wont be needing any fish stories this time – his catch speaks for itself! Keep up the great work, Steven, and happy fishing!