Kurt from FSFA had a whale of a time reeling in an 81.8 lb, 55-inch Amberjack using a Grouper Busters jig. After limiting out on smaller fish, this big boy put up quite the fight before swimming off into the sunset. Kurts tip for fellow anglers? The smaller ones taste better, so dont worry about landing a monster every time. Stay safe out there and happy fishing!
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Looks like David had a good day out on the water! He reeled in a whopping Bluegill weighing .68 lbs and measuring 10 inches, using a Jig as bait. Maybe next time he can aim for something a bit bigger, like Bigmouth Billy or Musky Mike! Keep up the great work, David!
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David from FSFA headed out on the SJR and managed to reel in a whopping 2.16 lb Speckled Perch! Using a Jig as bait, he expertly landed the 16-inch beauty. Looks like David out-fished everyone again, leaving Self in his wake. Maybe next time, Self!
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Karen had a reel-y great day out on the water with Joey, Chris, Amy, and caught a whopping 38-inch Redfish using Squid as bait! They were all shell-shocked by the size of the catch and couldnt stop laughing as they reeled it in. Looks like Karens the big fish in this pond!
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Debbie from FSFA hooked a monster Grouper-Gray out of Offshore Port Canaveral! The fish weighed in at a whopping 38.1 lbs and measured 44 inches long. She used Croaker as bait and had the support of her fellow anglers Wayne, Billy, Matt, and Rick. What an awesome catch! Debbie declared it her biggest grouper yet, leaving the fishies in awe of her fishing skills.
Terry really reeled in a whopper with that monster Grouper! Paul and Terry were amazed at the size of the fish they caught on the Ts Me. Looks like theyll be dining on fresh fish for weeks! Lets hope Terry doesnt get too big of a head from all the bragging rights. Keep up the great catches, T-ster!