CATCH PHOTOGRAPH RELEASE John Kay
KIPTOPEKE, VIRGINIA John nabbed this 45-inch striped bass while dangling a live eel near the ghost ships in chilly December.
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Amy Zeitz
SEABROOK ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA 22-inch redfish on a mystery bait.
Sheldon Campbell TERRA VERDE, FLORIDA
A piece of ladyfish produced this nice 30-inch redfish.
John Nikolai
CHIPPEWA RIVER, WISCONSIN 45-inch muskie
Caleb ‘Oil’ Hutchinson LAKE LURE, MICHIGAN
Caleb was fishing with his grandfather when he connected with these two northern pike. “They were about 22 inches each and they were both released. He was fishing with a spinner bait,” proud grandpa Hal Hutchinson wrote.
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Michael Harrell POTTER LAKE, MICHIGAN
“I know it is not huge, but I think the photo is good. And the best part was that I went in to work three hours late to go fishing!” Michael said of this largemouth, fooled on a Texas- rigged Vicious worm in red-black pearl.
Aaron Dryden
SANDY RIVER RESERVOIR, FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA “This was my first fish of the new year! It was a heck of a way to start 2010. It might be difficult to top this one!” Aaron said of the chunky
7-pound, 9-ounce largemouth that chomped a spinnerbait in January.
PHOTO: HAL HUTCHINSON
PHOTO: MIKE BRUPBACHER
PHOTO: MARK RIOUX
PHOTO: MICHAEL HARRELL
PHOTO: SHELDON CAMPBELL
PHOTO: AARON DRYDEN
PHOTO: JOHN NIKOLAI
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