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Timothy Evans with a beautiful 32.5″ 9lb trout caught while wading in Baffin Bay.

Mikael Lerma, founder of Truchador & Company, fishing in Port Mansfield, Texas. The trout was caught on a Coastal Swim Baits “Catch32” topwater lure. Original photo by Rudy Mendez.

Eric Castillo fishing at the Packery Channel North Jetty 28” redfish caught & released free-lining live shrimp!

Kolton Taubert, Ingleside, Texas with a 29”+ trout caught out of the surf throwing soft plastics on Mustang Island. Trout was released to fight another day.

When the rod slacked up and started to slow roll Capt. Tristan Bardin immediately turned to one of his clients, Kevin Crowson who did a great job fighting this fish from the harness start to finish and made quick work of her! Once on the beach we were able to get a quick measurement and taped her out at 12’ 2” an absolute beast of a tiger!!

Kolton Taubert from Ingleside, TX. with a nice yellowedge grouper. They were slow pitch jigging in 500 ft of water out of Port Aransas.

Freddy Wolff caught his personal best 38” snook on the Indian River near Sebastian, Florida on July 2nd.

Joseph Salazar caught his first hammerhead shark, which happened to be a 10′ great hammer head shark. Caught at mile marker 54 on PINS. Using the mid section of a big jack fish on a 25′ shark fishing leader made by The Gambler Leader Shop attached to a Avet 50 wide reel. “I dropped the bait about 500-600 yards off the beach and hooked into the beast around 11pm.

Eric Castillo with this beauty, a 41” cobia. 30 miles offshore out of Packery with a 5” NLBN right at the boat!

Silver Guerra with her personal best speckled trout that she caught in the surf on Padre Island with Saltwater Angler Magazine contributor, Jeff Wolda.

Caleena Alaniz with a 13 inch speckled trout on live shrimp while fishing at the Boat Hole.

Noah Elizondo caught this oversized red while fishing with his right-hand girl Lily! Caught on soft plastics, while focusing on potholes near the King Ranch shoreline.