I was all packed and headed toward the beach. Got my rods out and waited. it took about 15 minutes for the first bull red to hit. While scrambling for a quick catch and release, I found that I forgot my camera tripod. Not wanting to miss a photo opportunity with this big boy and with the intent to get the bull red back in the water as fast as possible, I decided the only way to do it was by taking a selfie. The fish was successfully released. – JUST BITTEN SHARK FISHING TEAM

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