The NAFC staff has carefully chosen 10 finalists for the June Outstanding Catch Awards contest. Now it's up to you! Vote for the catch you feel is the most outstanding, considering not only the fish's size, but also the body of water, geographic location and method used.

Review the finalists below and consider their photos, and then cast your vote below. Also, one random voter will be selected to win a prize, so please submit your name and e-mail address below when you vote for your favorite outstanding catch.

Enter your own photo for the next Outstanding Catch contest, and see past winners.

Mathew Unger; 52-inch muskie; Okauchee Lake, WI; casting 9-inch River Chub Swimbait.

Danny Shipley; 50-inch, 55-pound flathead catfish; Caney River, KS; cutbait.

Adam Rink; 21-inch largemouth bass; private pond, OH; Rapala X-Rap.

Mark Dwyer; 24-inch largemouth bass; Briery Creek Reservoir, VA; Zoom Lizard.

Gregory Wagner; 30-inch, 12-pound walleye; Green Bay, WI; trolling a Smithwick Rogue.

David Phillips; 47 1/2-inch northern pike; Decelles Reservoir, QC; Cabela's Real Image Floating Minnow.

Ben McCall; 23-pound striped bass; Smith Mountain Lake; trolling a gizzard shad.

Michael Ryskey; 22-pound channel catfish; California Aqueduct, CA; chicken liver.

Joshua Newman; 65-pound flathead catfish; Neuse River, NC; cutbait.

Patric McDaniel; 25-inch largemouth bass; Lake Lawne in Orlando, FL; Carolina-rigged Zoom 6-inch Dead Ringer.