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- Posted on October 26, 2001 in Fish SpeciesBy StaffGray Snapper Growth AGE AVG. LENGTH (YEARS) (INCHES) 2 11.1 4 16.1 6 18.3 8 21.0 10 23.0 14 24.4 18 25.0 22 29.2 Read More
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- Posted on October 26, 2001 in Fish SpeciesBy Albia DuggerBlacktip sharks are often confused for spinners because they share the same defensive maneuvers. Read More
- Posted on October 26, 2001 in Fish SpeciesBy Albia DuggerQ: I caught this small, red fish while deep-dropping in the Bahamas. Can you identify it and provide some information on how big it gets? - Capt. Bill Harrison, Miami, FloridaA: It's a spinythroat scorpionfish (Pontinus nematophthalmus), a fairly rare sport catch. This species has a short snout - about the same length as the diameter of its eye - which differentiates it from its cousin the longsnout scorpionfish (P. castor). It also lacks the very long third dorsal spine found in its other local relative, the longspine scorpionfish (P. longispinus). Read More
- Posted on October 26, 2001 in Rigs and tipsWhen fish get selective, I've found that a saltwater fly used as a trolling lure often results in solid hookups on light line. Read More
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