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Tell us the fish story: who took the photo, what’s in it, the size and species and where it was caught.


ALFREDO GIGLIOTTI IONIAN SEA, ITALY


Bluefin tuna are the most aggressive and powerful fish


in Italian waters—a dream catch for any angler.


SARASOTA BAY, FLORIDA NORM FERRIS


Norm Ferris caught his first redfish on fly with Captain Steve Gibson of Southern Drawl Kayak Fishing. “We had a tough morning,” Steve recalls, “but when I saw mullet pushing on a flat we anchored up and it was game on!”


KERR LAKE, NORTH CAROLINA JOEY BENEVENIA


“This is a monster striper for Kerr Lake,” writes photographer Bob Dainton. Joey caught the fish on a live bait fished behind a planer board.


CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER, GEORGIA RACHAEL STUTTS


Rachael shows off her personal best shoal bass. She spotted the fish and landed the perfect cast. “I set the hook when I saw the gills flare,” she writes. Bullseye!


NEIL FARLEY KISER LAKE, OHIO


Neil Farley caught this 13-inch yellow perch last December. Perfect size for a sandwich.


14 …KAYAK ANGLER SUMMER/FALL 2013


PHOTO: MIKE CABREJA


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CHARLOTTE HARBOR, FLORIDA “No sooner did my Gulp! shrimp hit bottom and the line


JASON CRANE


started zipping off the reel,” Jason recalls. This fish dragged him for 12 minutes and it’s all caught on Jason’s GoPro. Check out the video: www.rapidmedia.com/0059.


ALEXANDER MCLEAN TAMPA, FLORIDA


Nothing beats the shock and awe of big fish on light tackle. Alexander was fishing for reds and specks when he caught his trophy snook. “She almost spooled my 10-pound test,” he says. “What a surprise.”


FLAMINGO BAY, FLORIDA GUS MONTOYA “I was poling through the flats when I saw this snook from a


distance. I made a cast that landed right in front of his nose. The fish slammed the bait and started running. What an epic fight!”


PHOTO: JERRY MCBRIDE


INDIAN RIVER LAGOON, FLORIDA JOHN STONE


This 30-inch snook introduced John to kayak fishing. “What a way to start,” says photographer Jerry McBride. Beginner’s luck!


PHOTO: CAPTAIN STEVE GIBSON


PHOTO: JASON STUTTS PHOTO: ALFREDO GIGLIOTTI


PHOTO: AARRON SALDIVAR


PHOTO: JASON CRANE


PHOTO: ALEXANDER MCLEAN


PHOTO: BOB DAINTON


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