Mine was a 24in Redfish in the intercostal using live shrimp.

Well my biggest fish was about a 10 pound striper off a pier down the street, but my proudest catch was probably a 6 inch or so perch on Lake George in NY. It was a family trip and I was the official guide, and this was right after I made myself a few inline spinners. I tossed one out when nobody was catching anything after about half an hour (long time for non-fisherpeople) and after about 2 drops I was hooked up to the start of a stellar vacation day. Probably my proudest fishing moment because it was on a foreign body of water with no electronics, first fish of the day on a lure I made myself. That never gets old.

25 pound flathead catfish caught on medium bait casting bass tackle while bass fishing. Took about 15 to 20 minutes to boat it.

18# channel cat from Poutney river flows into champlain cannel (NYS) same cannel had to throw back record bluegill over 2 1/2# due to catch and release and 21" BROWN TROUT lye creek in Manchester Vermont.

Wow, These are some awesome catches

My PB was a 240# striped marlin that I caught in Cabo. But hey, catching a big marlin in Cabo isn't a huge accomplishment, they seem to be everywhere down there. I've also caught a 120# tarpon in Key West, which I thought put up a better fight than that marlin. Of course, also using a smaller set-up which didn't allow for me to horse it in.

my pb fish was a 52lb king salmon that i caught out of the little manistee river in mi.
but i have taken a 50lb carp out of the kalamzoo river in mi., 2- 24lb northren pike out of gull lake mi., 9lb. large mouth bass, 6 2/1lb small mouthbass, 16" perch and a 11" bluegill from the same lake. my largest brown trout and steelhead trout came from a small stream that empties into the kalamazoo river near lake michigan and they both weighed in 18lbs.

36 inch carp,11 pound sheep head,8 pound channel cat,12 1/2 inch perch and a 21 inch large mouth.oh, and 10 inch bluegill still working on improving each one and adding more species

I caught a carp that was around the 34 to 36" range.  It was really fat and it closely resembled a European caught carp (it's stockiness, headshape, etc.), but it was caught in Alabama.  I was using 8 lb. Trilene, so I was fairly certain the line was going to snap sometime during the fight.  It did, but I had already landed the fish.   

It was really dark outside (midnight) so I didn't really get a great look at the fish and I couldn't get a picture.  I could only tell that it was huge!

These put my Pb to shame lol

little richard, yer young and have time to find some fish like these.......the ? is.......how many fish are left out there like these