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Go Fish!

"Look at where Jesus went to pick people. He didn't go to the colleges; he got guys off the fishing docks."
~Jeff Foxworthy

My final post from our trip to Key West...I have enjoyed remembering our vacation moments these past few days.  If you have been around this blog for very long at all, it is apparent that we enjoy fishing as a family. We aren't that competitive until there are fishing poles involved.  Then, it's game on.  
When we arrive at a coastline destination, as long as the weather cooperates, we have our sights on fishing at least once.  Key West has been good fishing for us before as I shared about it here...and it was good fishing for us again this year. :)
cooperation
weather totally cooperated with our plans
photo bomber
Alex getting in on the action.
floppy fish
Tim's not a fan of flopping fish.
winner, winner, fish dinner
We all had a good laugh at this catch of the day. :)
coolsharky3: catch of the day (bonnethead shark)
My bonnethead shark...it was awesome!
yellowtail snapper
Yellow tails are my favorite...so pretty.

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