Rich showed off his Triggerfish catch, but Alex and Dave were too busy untangling their lines to notice. Despite the chaotic start, the Squid bait did the trick and Rich reeled in an impressive 2.87 lb fish. Looks like his patience paid off – now if only he could teach Alex and Dave some fishing basics!
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Looks like Charlie had the catch of the day with that massive Shad! Ryan and [Name] must be green with envy. Who knew using a Jig as bait could reel in such a whopper? Maybe they should take some tips from Charlie next time they hit the water! Keep up the good work, Charlie, and happy fishing!
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Michael and Alex had a hilarious day out on the Banana River, reeling in a whopping 0-pound, 18-inch Sheepshead with the Fish Slayer. The fish may have been small, but the laughs were big as they exchanged stories and jokes while waiting for those elusive bites. It may not have been the biggest catch of the day, but it was definitely the most entertaining!

Michael had a reel-y good day out on the water with Alex and Casey, reeling in a massive Snook that nearly pulled him overboard! This fish was so big, we had to weigh it using the boats anchor. Despite the struggle, Michaels fishing skills were off the hook. Looks like the Fish Slayer lived up to its name once again!

During a fishing trip on the Banana River, Michael from the CFOA fishing club reeled in a massive Redfish, beating out everyone on the boat including Alexander Krenn. Rumor has it that Michaels secret weapon was a lucky fishing hat that brought him good luck. Looks like the Fish Slayer had some competition from our newest member, but Michael came out on top in the end. Congratulations on the big catch!

Chris had the catch of the day out on the water with Ken Schanze and Ken Proline! They reeled in a whopping 1.15-pound Tuna, although were still scratching our heads as to how long it actually was. Maybe next time theyll remember to bring a measuring tape along with their fishing gear. Lets hope their luck continues on their next deep-sea adventure!