Terry and John had quite the reel good time out on the water! Terry caught a whopping 18.12 pound Snapper, while John reeled in… well, lets just say it was a fish-tail for the ages. These two sure know how to make waves out on the boat Ts Me. Maybe next time theyll hook something big enough for a fish story worth telling!
Terry had a reel-y good day on Ts Me with John and Alex, landing a whopper of a Snapper! This fin-tastic catch weighed in at a whopping 18.6 pounds, but mysteriously vanished before being measured. Looks like the fish was playing hooky from the ruler! Keep up the great work, Terry, and happy fishing!
Elizabeth from Flagler Sports Fishing Club had quite the catch on 2025-05-27 at Hammock Bait & Tackle! She reeled in a 3.375 lb Black Drum using shrimp as bait. Rumor has it, the fish put up quite a fight – but Elizabeth showed it whos boss! Looks like shes got some serious skills on the water. Keep it up, Elizabeth, we cant wait to hear about your next big catch!
Chris had a whale of a time out on the water with Steve Johnson! They reeled in a whopping 13.2 pound Dolphin, but Steve wasnt sure how many inches it measured – maybe it was just too big to fit on the ruler! They had a fin-tastic day fishing, and Chris was feeling like a real angling ace. Watch out, fishies, because Chris is on a roll!
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Jay from the FSFA fishing club had a whale of a time out of Jupiter, reeling in a monster Bonito weighing 18 lbs and measuring a whopping 35 inches. Apparently, the fish couldnt resist the allure of a juicy sardine on the line. Sure sounds like Jay deserves some Master points for that impressive catch! Keep it up, Jay!
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Randy hooked into a real monster today, reeling in a 26 lb, 26 inch Barracuda with his trusty Ballyhoo bait. He claims it put up quite the fight, but in the end, victory was his. Looks like Randys got the magic touch out on the water – maybe we should all start using Ballyhoo! Way to go, Randy!