Karen, from the Flagler Sports Fishing Club, ventured out of Big Als and reeled in a whopping 2.125 lb Black Drum using Sand Flea as bait. The fish put up quite a fight, but Karen emerged victorious. Maybe next time shell bring along her lucky fishing hat and snag an even bigger catch!
Karen from Flagler Sports Fishing Club had quite the adventure out on the water at Big Als. She reeled in a hefty Black Drum weighing in at 3.4375 lbs using a sneaky Sand Flea as bait. It seems those fish cant resist a little crab meat! Congrats to Karen on her impressive catch, and may the fish be biting just as well for the rest of the club members.
Karen reeled in a monster Spotty Trout today, weighing in at a whopping 1.1875 lbs! She was using shrimp as bait, but lets be real, it was Karens expert fishing skills that sealed the deal. Big Als better be ready to update their record books because this catch is one for the ages. Congratulations, Karen, on another legendary fishing adventure!
Looks like John was feeling a little sheepish about his fishing skills today! He reeled in a Sheepshead that weighed in at a whopping 1.77 lbs and measured 14.0 inches long. Who knew ArtificialPlastic bait could be so effective? Way to go, John! Keep up the good work out there on the water!
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Ken and Chris set out on the Yankee Captains on 5/2 and landed a whopper of a Tuna weighing in at 25.9 pounds and measuring 36. Looks like Ken was the master angler of the day, reeling in the big one with finesse. With their expert fishing skills, this dynamic duo proved that they are truly a force to be reckoned with on the open water. Watch out fish, Ken and Chris are on a roll!
Ken had a whopper of a day out on the water with Chris and Sam. The trio reeled in a feisty Dolphin, tipping the scales at 10.4 pounds and measuring 27 inches. Rumor has it, Ken had to break out his best dance moves to keep that fish on the line! Looks like this fishing trip was definitely one for the books.