Yesterday while I was snoozing on the patio Karen saw a dolphin swim right up to the dock. Shortly there after, I was standing on the boat trying to spot him and he shot up out of the water. It was something like you'd see at Sea World without the flaming hoops. It was pretty clear that the dolphins were hunting fish in the inter coastal. I immediately said "We should be fishing right now."
Today Karen bought some bait. Good old frozen squid. I baited up 3 rods and shortly there after we had our first catfish on the line. This was quite encouraging since the past three years down here they have had the "red tide" and fishing has been poor.
While Karen was feeding Daniel lunch inside, I landed what I thought was a huge cat. Until I got it close to the surface... it was actually a shark! Sweeeeet! I thought it was a hammerhead. But when Marnie got home she quickly pointed out that it was a Shovelhead (also known as a
Bonnethead Shark).

We released it, but it came back up to the seawall and was just kind of floating around. I poked it with the net and it swam away - then it came back... It was dying. I pulled it back out of the water and had a talk with him. He said it was cool and that we could smoke him. So Brad gutted the dude and we put him on ice to be cut into steaks later tonight.
More photos of the catch:
http://picasaweb.google.com/mtanner242/FloridaFishing2008