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Catch of the Day: Dec. 1, 2011

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Charles Haskell landed this 50-pound, 48-inch cobia after a 20-minute struggle with the fish. He was assisted by his friend Artie and his cousin Karl Iwinski in the team effort.

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Charles Haskell landed this 50-pound, 48-inch cobia after a 20-minute struggle with the fish. He was assisted by his friend Artie and his cousin Karl Iwinski in the team effort.

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  • Charles Haskell landed this 50-pound, 48-inch cobia after a 20-minute struggle with the fish. He was assisted by his friend Artie and his cousin Karl Iwinski in the team effort.
  • Angler Bob Messey, shown here with a 17-pound snook released on a recent trip in Rookery Bay with Naples guide Capt. Todd Geroy of naplesfishing.com.
  • John Gareau and Noah Gardner, both from Naples, shown here with their fine Red Grouper haul caught twelve miles offshore on the Lady Brett (Tin City) on November 22nd.
  • Cole Jacobson caught his first Redfish on cut bait near Rookery Bay with his Dad on Capt. Charles Charters.
  • Preston Olson, from Minnesota, landed this Amberjack while fishing with Tommy Robinson and Zeek aboard the Sea Legs.
  • Madison Rowley, fishing with her poppop off Marco Island on November 23rd.
  • Corey Kalisik, 7, caught and released this slot-sized snook with his father while the two were fishing the potholes on low tide in Estero Bay. He used a pink spoon to catch the snook.
  • Nick Lattanzio, from Toronto, caught this 39-inch snook off Marco Island on Thanksgiving Day. The snook was caught on a piece of cut ladyfish in four feet of water.
  • Brennan DeFrancesco, 6, caught and released this 27' snook last week near Caxambus on Marco Island.
  • Danielle Rowley, 7, shown here fishing with her poppop off Marco Island on November 23rd.

The Naples Daily News and naplesnews.com are showcasing fishing photos from throughout the region. Email your photo to news@naplesnews.com to be considered for this feature.

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Comments on this photo » 2

Bramble writes:

This feature should be renamed to "Look What I Killed!"

RaysFan1223 writes:

awww, dont eat fish?

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