Looks like David couldnt resist showing off his skills again! He managed to reel in a 1.25 lb, 11-inch Shellcracker using just a jig as bait. Talk about upgrading his fishing game! Looks like SJR was the place to be on this fine day. Keep up the good work, David, and maybe next time youll catch something even bigger!
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Looks like Steve was showing off his skills again, reeling in a whopper of a Bass Largemouth with Carol and Bill there to witness the catch. At 6.78 lbs and 24 inches, this fish was definitely no minnow! Maybe next time Steve can teach us how to lure in the big ones with just a little SoftPlastic. Good job, Steve!
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It seems David was feeling a bit fishy today as he hauled in a whopper of a Bass Largemouth! This slippery fella weighed in at a whopping 6.49 lbs and measured 24 inches. Looks like his secret weapon was the trusty SoftPlastic bait. Upgrade fish indeed! Way to reel em in, David! Watch out, folks, looks like weve got a new fishing legend in town.
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Karen had the catch of the day, reeling in a whopping 1.125 lb Bluefish! She was using Cut Bait as bait and clearly knew what she was doing out there on the water. Looks like shes showing off her fishing skills to the rest of the Flagler Sports Fishing Club members. Maybe next time she can teach us all a thing or two about hooking the big one!

Chris had a whale of a time fishing with Kens Proline and Steve Johnson out of Port Canaveral! They reeled in a massive Dolphin that weighed a whopping 12.36 pounds and measured a solid 0 inches. Looks like Chris is the real catch of the day!

Rodney had a whale of a time reeling in a massive Cobia on the Black Cloud with Amanda and Alex. The fish was so big, it broke the scale and measured in at 25.6 pounds and 0 inches long (must have been one of those invisible fish). It was a legendary catch, and Rodney is already planning the next fishing adventure with the CFOA club members.
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