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!
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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Fishing legend Jay from Jupiter hooked a Jack Crevalle weighing in at a whopping 32 lbs and 43 inches! He must have used a stack of sardines as bait for that whopper. Unfortunately, the details on his secret technique are classified as N/A. Looks like Jay is racking up some serious Master Points with this catch. Way to reel em in, Jay!
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Shawn was reeling in the laughs at the Flagler Sports Fishing Club when he caught a Flounder that weighed in at 2.4375 lbs. He hooked that sucker using a Mud Minnow as bait, proving once again that Shawn is the master of the sea (and dad jokes). Keep up the great work, Shawn – were all fishin for compliments over here!
Debbie really reeled in a whopper this time! She managed to hook a massive Sailfish using nothing but a little ol Ballyhoo as bait. With the help of her trusty fishing buddies Waynebogle, Boone, Jack, Bobbie, and a whole lot of luck, Debbie successfully reeled in the beast and released it back into the wild. Talk about a fish tale worth bragging about! Go Debbie!
Shawn was reeling em in like a pro out there on the water! Using his trusty Artificial bait, he managed to hook a decent 2.75 lb Spotted Seatrout. Looks like hes got some real fisherman skills, or maybe just really lucky. Either way, its still a great catch for our buddy Shawn from the Flagler Sports Fishing Club!