James at 27 fathom had a whale of a time reeling in a Snapper-Red that was almost as long as his arm! He told the guys he used a FingerMullet as bait, but secretly we think he just winked at the fish and it jumped into the boat out of pure admiration. Either way, it was a catch to remember – well, until he tossed it back.
James had quite the laugh at 27fathom on 2024-09-30 when he reeled in a Grouper-Red with a serious case of short man syndrome measuring a whopping 15.00 inches. He was using FingerMullet as bait, but apparently this little guy wasnt fooled. James released him back into the depths, probably hoping to grow a few more inches before their next encounter.
Looks like James reeled in a big one at 27 fathom! Using Clam as bait, he managed to hook a Redfish measuring in at 10 inches. After a tough fight, James decided to release the little guy back into the water to grow even bigger for next time. Keep it up, James, the fish better watch out for you!
James out of 27 fathom had a whale of a time reeling in a puny Redfish, weighing in at a whopping 1.2 lbs and measuring a mere 13 inches. He must have used some magic Squid bait to lure in that monster! Looks like hes off to a great start for the Monthly fishing challenge – better luck next time, James!
Amy had a great day out on the water with Amys Fish Finder Rig, reeling in a Trout that was a whopping .63 pounds and 9.25 inches long. This catch definitely earned Amy some serious bragging rights among the CFOA fishing club members. Way to go, Amy! Looks like youll be a strong contender for the Fall slam competition. Keep up the good work out there on the water!
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Amy had a reel-y good time out on the water today! They reeled in a Redfish that was quite the catch, weighing in at 3.10 pounds and measuring 20.25 inches long. It looks like Amy might just be in the running for the Fall slam prize – better get that bragging board ready! Keep up the good work, Amy!
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