I caught my biggest flounder ever this weekend.

[Rhettley]

I was wading a creek near Carabelle this weekend and managed to catch one fish. It was a nice one though. It weighed 6.01 pounds. A professional photographer taking pictures from the bridge took the photos for me.

[Rhettley]

A picture from the cleaning table.

[pizzle4]

That's a fine fish man! Question: did you hire a photographer to take pictures of you?

[Rhettley]

No I didn't hire the photographer. She's a friend. It was really cool though that she was taking pictures of the natural scenery and got the whole thing in a series of photographs. I didn't realize it until I got it on the bank finally.

[Mlctallahassee]

Nice catch, but I think that's a halibut.

[RHTFISH]

Awesome fish! Congrats!

[MarkM]

Were you in your boat on the west end of DI Sat morn? I saw your boat gone from Todds place.

[MarkM]

Oh, nice fish!!!!!

[pizzle4]

Haha. I didn't think you did. Just making sure

[Rhettley]

Thanks.
Markm I didn't have my boat down this weekend. I keep it in GA. Just a quick trip to get some stress relief.

[bman]

That is a STUD!!

[FUTCHCAIRO]

THAT FLOUNDER IS LIKE THE ONES WE USE TO CATCH AT THE FERRY SLIP ON THE ST.JOHNS RI. AT MAYPORT, WE USED A CLOTHESPIN LEAD PLUG THAT MR. PORTER MADE, RED HEAD AND YELLOW BODY.
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[Steve Stinson]

Man that is a nice one, and very nice pics to go with it.

We caught two small ones during the NFGFC Tournament on Saturday. I tried my best to split one side midway down along the backbone and fillet all of the meat off in one piece to make stuffed flounder, but I couldn't figure out how to keep the fillets attached out near the end of the bones beneath the fins. Does anybody know if that can be done?

- Steve Stinson

[MudDucker]

Suweeet Doormat!

[SHOWBOAT]

Nice fish!