Well, it looks like Andrew managed to reel in a hefty Black Drum weighing in at a whopping 1.5625 lbs! Rumor has it he enticed the fish with some tantalizing marshmallows and a sprinkle of fairy dust. Who knew that was the secret to success out on the water? Maybe next time he can try a unicorn horn as bait and catch himself a magical mermaid!
Tim at Weigh Master just reeled in a whopper of a Black Drum, weighing in at 4 lbs! Rumor has it he used a slice of pizza as bait and pulled an all-nighter to catch this bad boy. Looks like Tims secret recipe for success is a little cheesy but oh so effective! Keep it up, Tim!
Today, Stephen hit the jackpot with a massive Kingfish weighing in at 13.11 pounds… and apparently 0 inches long? Maybe its a magic fish! Chris and Alex were in awe of Stephens incredible catch, despite the questionable measurements. Looks like the fish are playing tricks on us today, but that wont stop our CFOA members from having a blast out on the water!
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Stephen had the catch of the day on Steves Kayak out of Indian River Lagoon! They reeled in a whopping 0-pound, 26.25-inch Redfish. Unfortunately, no photos were taken as Stephen was solo kayaking and had to release the fish back into the water quickly. Who needs witnesses when youve got a stunning fish tale like that?
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Jon had a stellar day out on the water with Chuck and Kelsey. They reeled in a whopping zero pound, 25.2-inch Snapper. It might not have been the biggest catch of the day, but they sure had a laugh trying to reel it in! Looks like Jon will have to step up his game next time to impress the crew.
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Looks like James reeled in a royal catch today! The Mackerel-King he caught was a whopper at 8.6 lbs and 26 inches long. Must have been his lucky Jig bait that did the trick. Maybe he should consider changing his title from King James to King of the Sea! Keep up the good work, James, and happy fishing!
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