FSFA Fish Report

Dan had a wild time out in the Gulf of America with Alex Fischer by his side. While slow pitch jigging for red snapper, Dan ended up hooking a massive 7-foot sandbar shark on his line. It was a fun fight on his plug rod, but unfortunately, they had to cut off the assist hook on the lure when the shark got close to the boat. No picture, but it was definitely a memorable catch!

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Cassie out on the high seas with Chris and Pogey, reeling in a Sailfish the size of a small car! Well, maybe not that big, but 50 lbs and 52 inches is still pretty impressive. Cassie released the majestic catch, giving it a chance to fight another day. Looks like shes the queen of the ocean out of Offshore Port! Keep those lines tight, Cassie!

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Well folks, it looks like Hunter out of Offshore Port is the true Mackerel-King today! He reeled in a whopper weighing in at 35.4 lbs and measuring 47 inches long. And get this, he used a BlueRunner as bait! Looks like Chris Delaney better watch out, Hunters coming for that 3rd place trophy in the FSFA tournament! Keep up the good work, Hunter!

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Hunter had a whopper of a catch out of Offshore Port! He reeled in a 11.4 lbs, 31-inch Dolphin using Ballyhoo as bait. Chris Delaney and the Annual Challenge – Ladies Dolphin better watch out, Hunter is on fire! Maybe he should change his name to Fisherman instead of Hunter. Keep it up, buddy!

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Shaun reeled in a mighty 1 lb, 9 inch Spotted Seatrout at Barge Canal using SoftPlastic bait. The real question is, does this qualify as the smallest fish caught in FSFA history? We may need to bust out the measuring tape on this one! Keep up the great work, Shaun – maybe next time youll catch a record-breaking minnow!

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John out of North Sister had a whale of a time reeling in a 24-inch Redfish using Clam as bait. With a high-five to his fishing buddy, he proudly reported his big catch and marked another spot on the leaderboard. Keep reeling em in, John!
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