Captain Lenny Leonard captures the capture on digital.
Michael Driscoll makes the cast. Lenny Leonard takes the photo.
And THAT's why you hire a guide. Photo courtesy Aaron Snell, LOL courtesy this guy, ROFL courtesy everyone who drove by.
Drying. Guiding/photo Aaron Snell.
More pulling by Nathaniel Linville, photo/guiding Aaron Snell
Nathaniel pulling on a fish, Aaron Snell photo/guiding
One of the nicest photos of a fish I've seen in a while. Fitz's fish next to the boat, air supply engaged. Photo Aaron Snell, fishing Fitz Coker, grabbing Nathaniel Linville
Nathaniel grabs the leader for Fitz's capture, a little fish that wanted some jewelry. Photo/guiding Aaron Snell
Nathaniel gets one to do the twist. All the hep cats are doing it. Fitz Coker looks on, Aaron captures the photo
Fitz pulls on a tarpon, like a boss. Photo/guiding Aaron Snel
Another leaper, courtesy Ben Pierce
Even more, courtesy Charles Smid
So much tarpon...another photo courtesy of Charles Smid
I caught you a delicious water spout. Photo Courtesy Lenny Leonard
Stretching, courtesy Lenny Leonard
Another tarpon shot from Charles Smid.
Charles Smid puts one up. Photo courtesy Charles Smid
And the rinse. Dave Collier photo
Dave and Cal put one through the spin cycle. Photo: Dave Collier
Dave and Cal Collier drying one off. Photo: Dave Collier
The Collier brothers know how to do it. Photo: Dave Collier
From left: Dotty Ballantyne, Captain Robert 'RT' Trosset, Captain Ted Lund, Fitz Coker. All four fish were IGFA world records, caught by Dotty Ballantyne. Her total record count stands at 96 (4 June, 2012).
Another tarpon shot from 2012, courtesy Ben Pierce
Line Lair courtesy Carbon Marine. Photo courtesy Ben Pierce
