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Catch of the Day: Feb. 16, 2012

Captain Jerry Kernan caught his largest snook to date, at 46 inches, on a shrimp in Fakahatchee Bay in a foot and a half of water on a falling tide.

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Captain Jerry Kernan caught his largest snook to date, at 46 inches, on a shrimp in Fakahatchee Bay in a foot and a half of water on a falling tide.

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  • Erin Espineta, with a Jack Crevalle caught on the Imperial River.
  • Brian Lammert from Chicago, IL, caught and released this 27 1/2-inch Grouper on a shrimp in Estero Bay while fishing with Captain Ed's Charter Boats out of Bonita Bay Marina.
  • Recreational fisherman Gregg Bedell, owner of Captain Ed's Charter Boats, caught this 24 3/4-inch mangrove snapper on a pin fish while fishing with friends 26 miles offshore from Bonita Beach.
  • Larry Burchfield from Columbus, OH, caught these mangrove snappers on a shrimp while fishing 18 miles offshore with recreational fisherman Gregg Bedell, owner of Captain Ed's Charter Boats.
  • Karen Pierce caught this spotted sea trout in Clam Pass on a Silver Spoon.
  • Captain Jerry Kernan caught his largest snook to date, at 46 inches, on a shrimp in Fakahatchee Bay in a foot and a half of water on a falling tide.
  • Monica Dickerson, from Naples, caught this ten-pound red grouper 35 miles offshore, south of Marco Island.
  • Speckled trout, caught at Wiggins Pass at midnight using a Rattletrap lure.
  • Captain Mark Yimin, of Calusa Fishing Adventures, with a trout caught while fishing Estero Bay with fresh netted pilchards.
  • Parker's first snook, submitted by Holly Robinson.

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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