Mike from the Flagler Sports Fishing Club had a reel-y good catch out of Hammock Bait & Tackle! He reeled in a flippin fantastic Flounder weighing in at 4.625 lbs. Looks like that mud minnow bait really lured in the big one. Way to go, Mike! Looks like your fishing skills are off the hook!
Mike out of Hammock Bait & Tackle reeled in a whopper of a Flounder today, weighing in at 4.5 lbs! Rumor has it he caught it using a mud minnow as bait, which just goes to show that sometimes you have to get a little dirty to catch the big ones. Way to go, Mike! Maybe next time youll catch something worth a few more laughs and a few less pounds.
Mike from Flagler Sports Fishing Club definitely made a splash at Hammock Bait & Tackle with his 3.375 lb catch of a flounder! Using a mud minnow as bait, Mike reeled in his prize with such finesse, even the fish were applauding. Rumor has it, the flounder put up less of a fight than Mikes fishing buddy, who was tangled up in his own line the entire time. Better luck next time, buddy!
Chuck had a whale of a time out on the water today! He reeled in a whopper of a Flounder weighing in at 4.375 lbs. He claimed the fish couldnt resist his irresistible soft plastic bait. Looks like Chuck might have just found his secret weapon for future fishing outings! Keep em coming, Chuck!
Debbie set sail on the Banana River with Wayne Bogle and reeled in a whopping 4.1lb, 23-inch Sailcat using a humble SoftPlastic. It was a fun and unexpected catch that left the FSFA fishing club members in stitches. Looks like Debbie can add Sailcat slayer to her resume!
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Deanna had quite the day out on the water with Troy Perez! She reeled in a massive Redfish weighing in at 36.5 lbs and measuring 13.69 inches. Rumor has it that she tempted the fish with a tantalizing Gulp bait. Looks like Deanna wont be forgetting this fishing trip any time soon – and Troy better watch out, shes got bragging rights for days!
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