June 24, 2014
By Game & Fish Online Staff
Female anglers are making a move to take over the Game & Fish Camera Corner , and they're succeeding at an impressive rate.
Due to the high number of recent submissions, we're happy to present our second installment of the Girls of Game & Fish . Summer fishing is in high gear and these ladies are showing us all how to make the best of it.
If you're green with envy, feel free to take some notes from these girls' playbooks...but good luck outfishing them. Submit your photos to the Camera Corner and you could be in the next edition of the Girls of Game & Fish . Here's to a great summer of fishing.
Alayna from Washington Alayna catches her channel cats with a fly rod. What do you have to say for yourselves, spincasters?
Alayna from Washington Alayna celebrated her completion of graduate school with a fishing trip to Alaska.
So far she stands alone in our Girls of Game & Fish: Scholar Edition.
Allison from New York "I fought him for 45 minutes before he gave up! Biggest fish I've caught to date and is now on my wall!"
Your interior decorating taste is impeccable, Allison.
Brooke from Colorado Some girls beat to a different drum.
Caitlin from Florida 19-pound mahi-mahi hauled up from 650 feet near the Florida Keys.
Well worth the work.
Caitlin from Florida Slot snook landed at Boynton Beach.
Carissa from Florida Carissa's catch and release spinner shark.
Georgiana from Georgia The Peach State's resident bad bass.
Laura from Pennsylvania Kappa Delta Catfish Chapter.
Lindsie from Michigan Feel free to envy Lindsie's Tippy Dam walleye.
Regina from Florida "I'm still looking for his big brother!"
Shannon from Texas When the fish hit, it ripped the pole from the boat. Shannon was able to grab it midair and land the day's prize catch.
Kayla from California Living the dream.
Kayla from California A quick sunset catch.
