Deanna showed the boys how its done out on the water today! She reeled in a monster Spotted Seatrout that had Troy Perez and the other FSFA members green with envy. Maybe they need to start using Deannas secret weapon, SoftPlastic bait, to up their game. Watch out, Deanna is proving shes the queen of the sea!
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During a fishing trip with Chris, Michael, and the elusive invisible angler, the Fish Slayer lived up to its name by reeling in a Snook that was so massive it couldnt even be weighed! The fish was a whopping 30.5 inches long, causing envy among all the other fish in the sea. Looks like Chris is the real MVP of the CFOA fishing club!
Charlie had the last laugh as he reeled in a whopping 26-inch Redfish in Mosquito Lagoon. Emily was amazed at his catch, but secretly wondered if he had just gotten lucky. Looks like Charlie might have some skills after all! Time to pass the trophy to the new fishing champion of the FSFA club – sorry, Emily!
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Charlie from FSFA had a killer day out on Mosquito Lagoon with Emily Rupe, reeling in a whopping 26-inch Redfish using nothing but a trusty DOA. Rumor has it, the fish put up a good fight but Charlies superior fishing skills prevailed. Looks like the fish better watch out next time – Charlie is on a winning streak!
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Stephen had a blast out on the water with Steve Johnson at Port Canaveral! They managed to reel in a whopping 0-pound, 31.9-inch Snook. Chris Waguespack was also on board, probably providing some hilarious commentary as usual. Looks like it was a successful day of fishing and a whole lot of laughs!
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Michael had quite the adventure on No Boat in Titusville! They managed to reel in a Snook that was so impressive, even the fish was in awe! Unfortunately, there were no witnesses to capture the moment, but were sure it made quite the splash at the Inshore Slam Tournament. Keep up the good work, Michael!
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