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Nick Anderson caught this 5lb & 25″ speckled trout on the south shoreline of West Bay Galveston on 11/14/20. Throwing live croaker with the 6’6” ML custom Laguna Devil Stik.

Jorge Torres Sr. of Corpus Christi caught this 41 inch bull red on live croaker while fishing near the King Ranch shoreline.

Sarah Winslow in Corpus Christi Bay on Tuesday, October 7. This monster was caught on live finger mullet.

Caught out of Venice, Louisiana. “It was the last bait of the day as we were going to head in to dodge a storm. Capt. John Cole, owner of Southern Catch Outfitters was throwing out a free line when it swallowed the entire thing and took us for a ride. We were on his 40ft Invincible Cat. Scale marked it at 130 lbs.”  — Lisset Herrera

Flynn Franck, 8, caught this 29 inch red on a soft plastic in the surf off of Port O’Connor, TX. He is pictured with his dad, Brian Franck, helping him hold his catch.

Tanyas Jackson caught this beautiful trout in late July wadefishing with fiance Capt. Adam Doelle in the Lower Laguna Madre throwing topwaters. The fish was released after photos.

Bill McCalla with a Blue Parrotfish caught using ballyhoo in Key West, Florida in July 2020. By far the most vibrant fish you’ve ever seen. Electric blue!

Jake Arrell from College Station. Caught the tripletail out of Rockport. Spinning rod using shrimp. Fish was 27″, 16.5 pounds.

Congratulations to Lane Gerke (son of Foreverlast Inc owner Billy Gerke) for catching a fish of a lifetime. Trout went 30 1/2” and 7lbs and was weighed into the CCA Star Tournament.

Andrea Hartley recently caught this 29 inch redfish near the Pure Oil Channel in Corpus Christi, Texas on her brand new H&H Backcountry spinning rod. She was throwing a STX Ultimate popping cork and live shrimp.

Paige Butler, trout was caught on croaker in Port Mansfield during a nice little weekend getaway we also caught a few keepers using black top-waters.

June 3, Marilyn Monroe (8) and her family from Cypress were headed to Galveston for their very first family fishing trip. Dad, who is a seasoned angler, was wise enough to enter the whole family in STAR the previous day. Boy, he sure is glad he did! After catching a few fish earlier in the morning, his daughter hooked herself a $25,000 scholarship and 23-foot Haynie Bigfoot. After netting the fish, Dad looked at their fishing guide in a moment of disbelief. It was indeed a 2020 STAR tag.