Camera Corner: First Woodie, Third Cast, 12-Gauge Tom

February 27, 2017 By Game & Fish Online Staff

Game & Fish's popular Camera Corner is where readers share their photos from successful trips in the field or on the water.

Here are more images recently shared with us:

Michael's first duck (reader submitted photo)

First Woodie

First shot of the morning got him his first duck! You couldn't wipe the smile from his face if you tried!

Taken At: Clarendon County, S.C.

Taken On: 02/11/2017

With: Michael S. Cochran

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Third Cast of the Day

While fishing a club tournament with the Bankhead Bassmasters, I hung what I thought was a good sized stick until i seen this monster surface, turned out to be a 8.72-pound largemouth.

Taken At: Little Bear Reservoir, Ala.

Taken On: 02/25/2017

With: Jamie Johnson

Addicted to Fishing

My eight year old son went ice fishing with his Papa on his pond and caught this nice catfish!

Taken At: Viola, Illinois

Taken On: 12/22/2016

With: Cash Kinsey

Mid-Feb. stringer of crappie, bluegills (reader submitted photo)

Mid-February Fun

Mid February farm lake fishing. Sunny day in the mid 60s.

Taken At: Henderson, Ky.

Taken On: 02/17/2017

With: Derek Settle

Taken in 2016 in Jasper County, Indiana (reader submitted photo)

Indiana Tom

Steve Inman took this tom on his friend's farm in Jasper County, Indiana during the 2016 Spring Turkey Season with a 12 gauge shotgun.

Taken At: Jasper County, Indiana

Taken On: 05/07/2016

With: Steven Inman

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