1. tefird
    - Oconee River

    Details: Redeye Bass with a Rapala

    My little brother Jack with a nice bass out of the Oconee River

    1. tefird 0
      It looks like a shoal bass to me, fishing scout just doesn't have them as a species.
    2. Calvin Fease 0
      Not sure if you knew, but that one's a Largemouth.
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  2. tefird
    - Lake Oconee

    Details: Blue Catfish with a White Bass

    Jessie with a 40 pounder on the limb line

  3. tefird
    - Biscayne Bay

    Hog Fish with a Spear

    1. Swamp Mafia 0
      Nice shot!
  4. tefird
    - Biscayne Bay

    Midnight fishing outside the dorms a UM!

    Butterfly Peacock Bass

    1. King_Fisher 0
      Sweet fish.
  5. tefird
    - Estero Bay

    Details: Fat Snook with a live pilchard

    Another little snook caught by my dad on our ultralights

  6. tefird
    - Estero Bay

    Details: Fat Snook with a live pilchard

    One of several little snook caught by my dad and I on 4 and 8 pound test.

  7. tefird
    - Biscayne Bay

    Perfect aquarium sized yellowtail

    Other Snapper with a shrimp

    1. 9G3B 0
      Cool patterns for sure
    2. Reel_Smooth 0
      Cool patterns.... Pretty little fish
    3. Calvin Fease 0
      Everything's "perfect size" when small, and then they get 3 feet long...
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  8. tefird
    - Islamorada

    Feeding the tarpon at Robbie's

    Tarpon with a hand

    1. ag03aj 0
      got my while dang arm in a mouth when we were there. Bout crapped my pants!
    2. johnmoxon 0
      That is at Robbie's --- feeding them white bait
    3. jason felter 0
      Awsome!!! What do you feed them?
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  9. tefird
    - Islamorada

    First lobster of the year!

    Lobster with a Hand

  10. tefird
    - Lake Oconee

    Details: Blue Catfish with a live crappie

    30 lb blue caught on a limb line in the Apalachee river

    1. tefird 0
      Don't listen to her lies @Jdog262
    2. Jdog262 0
      I thought Jessie caught that
    3. tefird 0
      It's called the apalachee river fish camp. It's just past hundred acre farm, near where it flows into lake oconee.
    4. claytonbearden 0
      @tefird what part of the appalachee?
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