Christian had quite the catch out on the Seaduction with Chris Pashos on 2024-11-24! They reeled in a hefty Cobia weighing in at 20.10 pounds and measuring 35.75 inches. Looks like they might need a bigger boat next time! Happy fishing, folks!
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Paul was reeling in the big ones out of Ponce Inlet with Terry and Alex on the Ts Me. They managed to land a whopping 14.4-pound, 32-inch Snapper (Red/ARS & Mutton). Looks like theyll be eating well tonight! Watch out for Paul – hes on fire!
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Paul, Terry, and their trusty captain had quite the adventure on the high seas. Their latest catch, a whopping 22.7-pound, 38-inch Grouper, had everyone in awe. It seems like this dynamic team is always reeling in the big ones, leaving other fishermen green with envy. Keep up the great work, and may your next fishing trip be just as legendary!
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John from FSFA had a killer day out on the water in Wabasso, reeling in a massive Pompano weighing in at 3.43 lbs! He was using ArtificialPlastic bait and snagged an upgrade for the monthly challenge. Looks like Johns got the luck of the fish gods on his side!
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John hit the jackpot at Wabasso Spoil Island, reeling in a 2.65 lb Pompano with his trusty ArtificalPlastic bait. Looks like hes a strong contender for the monthly challenge – watch out, fellow FSFA members!
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Deanna was reeling them in like a pro out on Mosquito Lagoon! She caught a whopping 4 lb, 21 inch Spotted Seatrout using a good ol Plug as bait. Troy Perez couldnt believe his eyes as Deanna showed off her big catch. Looks like Deanna is the queen of the sea today! Keep it up, Deanna!
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