Charlotte Dalu, age five, with her first redfish. The Angling Company would like to congratulate Charlotte on a job well done! Photo courtesy Dave Dalu
Another picture of night fishing 6 February, 2012, this time of the beast itself. Aaron Snell photo
Night fishing, pulling on the first proper tarpon of 2012 in Key West. Aaron Snell photo/guiding
Nathaniel holds his big fish, 20 lbs on the boga on fly. Aaron Snell guiding/photographing.
After two days of fishing and a 28 inch fish on day one, Nathaniel Linville and Aaron Snell landed this 46 inch barracuda on fly in 30 mph of breeze. It took the big fish on fly award and was incredibly beastie. Aaron Snell photo/guiding
Nathaniel Linville holds a near five pound mangrove (gray) snapper, caught on 20# tippet during the 2012 Cuda Bowl tournament. This fish was .3 lbs under the current 20 lb tippet fly rod IGFA record and was released alive. Aaron Snell guiding and photo.
Aaron Snell provided a great end to the trip: a nine pound snook caught in the last hour of the last day. Steve Huff guiding, Aaron Snell angling, Photo: Nathaniel Linville
A broken hook, after 2 hours of fighting. Sometimes it happens. Photo: Aaron Snell, guiding: Steve Huff
Nathaniel pulling on a fish on 6. This fish was fought for 2 hours on 6 lb tippet and hardly rolled or jumped. Guiding: Captain Steve Huff, Photo: Captain Aaron Snell
The fish we fought for over two hours....leaping. Aaron Snell photo
While fishing with Steve Huff, the fish were VERY hard to see....Aaron caught this one on film before we attempted to capture it. Photo courtesy Aaron Snell
Nathaniel Linville and Captain Steve Huff, enjoying themselves. Photo courtesy Aaron Snell
Captain Jay Kent holds a nice blackfin tuna, courtesy Captain Aaron Snell
A school of baitfish, courtesy Angling Company. Photo Aaron Snell
Aaron Snell provides photos of blackfin tuna for us. Photo Aaron Snell
A front approaching Key West 2 January, 2012
All lit up and nowhere to go (but soon to be released) courtesy Aaron Snell
Locomotion interrupted, courtesy Aaron Snell
A nice tunny (flase albacore, bonita) in Key West harbor. Photo/guiding courtesy Aaron Snell
The Teeth, courtesy Raymond Vasquez
Captain Ray Vasquez supplied us with this photo of a happy angler and their barracuda. Photo/guiding courtesy Capt. Ray Vasquez
Max holds a permit caught fishing with Captian Lenny Leonard. Photo courtesy Capt. Lenny Leonard
Permit courtesy Will Benson. Photo Aaron Snell
Nathaniel Linville and Will Benson are dismayed. Photo courtesy Aaron Snell
