Anything goes, bring it. Large or small but on the hook.
I'll start by saying I hooked an anchor line years ago inside Moriches Inlet, LI. Turned out to be a good catch with about 100 feet of nylon line, chain, and a really nice Danforth anchor buried in mud.
Finally got it out of the mud and a prized catch for sure and worth the effort.
So, you get what we're after.
Let's see some tales from the sea.
From last Friday with my teammates:

Wow, very nice fishies!! Very jealous!!

Pap

Post some of yours Pap. Don't care about when.

Lookin' good Warren!

Tom Flynn

Good eating too Tom. The smoker was busy. Thanks for the reply.

Making me jealous!

Good going!

Here's a picture of me when I was a fishing guide in the Yellowstone area in the summer of 1975. These 2 pictures are from Henry's Lake in Island Park, Idaho, all native Cutthroat trout.

Pap

Nicely done Pap. That black reel a Mitchell 300? I had a few of those back in the day.

Not sure on the black one since it was my client that day. The silver one was mine and a Diawa. It lasted 25 years and the bail finally broke.


Pap

Two years ago, I didn't make it with the team last year. We killed it that day. Sunny, warm, calm lake, lots of fish.