1. crt15
    - Lake Weohyakapka

    Details: Bowfin with a live minnow

    Windy, 70% cloud cover, around 85 degrees, water a little muddy, caught under a tree

    1. crt15 0
      @pastormike
    2. crt15 0
      thank you!
    3. mike hicks 0
      Nice fish bud @crt15
    4. mike hicks 0
      @crt15
    5. mike hicks 0
      I thought that's what it was atleast that is what we called them
    6. crt15 0
      yes it is. @pastormike
    7. mike hicks 0
      @crt15
    8. mike hicks 0
      Is that the same thing as a mud fish just wandering, I used to catch a fish that look just like that on the Saint Mary's River on the Florida and Georgia border
    9. hatemore 0
      Great bowfin!
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  2. crt15
    - Claytor Lake (Allisonia)

    Misting rain, 100% cloud cover, about 70-75 degrees. Threw fly out in front of bass and he hit it. 5-6 pounds released after picture

    Largemouth Bass with a fly, streamer

    1. Ben_Sanford 0
      That's a monster on fly tackle! Good catch! Informative blert. Welcome to Fish Scout!
    2. ReelGame Saucedo 0
      Nice
    3. RyanEllis 0
      Nice fatty dude!
    4. crt15 0
      Thanks ! @lemesnil
    5. lemesnil 0
      Killa!
    6. crt15 0
      yes it is. and the water is pretty cold right now so they aren't really hitting the top but I do come to Florida and fly fish a lot so I will try that out. thanks ...more for the tips! @FloridaFly
    7. TheDirtyPelican 0
      Than an okuma slv?
    8. TheDirtyPelican 0
      I fish topwater flies and catch fish year round here in Florida both fresh and salt. But that's cause the water never really gets that cold.
    9. TheDirtyPelican 0
      Light rain cloudy and about 65 is my favorite time to fish. How warm is the water because you should be able to throw a couple topwater flies and get some action.
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  3. crt15
    - Lake Weohyakapka

    Details: Alligator Gar with a rattle trap

    Late evening, mild wind, approximately 70 percent cloud cover

  4. crt15
    - Lake Weohyakapka

    Details: Largemouth Bass with a plastic worm

    6 pounds

    1. crt15 0
      Thanks @theyakfisher
    2. crt15 0
      Thanks man! Yeah I like to release afterwords @rellis1
    3. RyanEllis 0
      That's a pig dude! Great fish and good job releasing her after! You need her breeding and making more fish like her!
    4. crt15 0
      Thanks! I think 5 or 6 pounds. I released her afterwords. @rellis1
    5. RyanEllis 0
      Welcome to fishing scout!! Great fish man! How much did she weigh?
    6. crt15 0
      Thanks !
    7. Peyton Dalatri 0
      Thats a pig welcome to fishing scout!
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