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  • Posted on October 26, 2001 in Rigs and tips
    A Wedgie That Works
    By Staff
    Use a piece of foam to prevent backlash on lever-drag reels. Read More
  • Posted on October 26, 2001 in Fish Species
    Reef-Fish Relief
    By Staff
    Understanding their unique body functions can improve a reef fish's chances of survival upon release. Read More
  • Posted on October 26, 2001 in Fish Species
    Snapper Ages "Info"
    By Staff
    Gray 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
  • Posted on October 26, 2001 in Fish Species
    "Sail-Less" Sailfish
    By Albia Dugger
    Can a marlin and a sailfish successfully mate? and what are the chances of it really happening? Read More
  • Posted on October 26, 2001 in Fish Species
    Invaders of the Flesh
    By Albia Dugger
    Q: I'm interested in snappers, particularly the giant cuberas. How many species of snappers are there, how many do we have in the U.S., and how big do they get? Also, where did the name "cubera" come from? - Jack Hunter, Winter Park, FloridaA: Around the world, the snapper family, Lutjanidae, has about 250 different species divided into 25 genera. At least 15 species reside in North American waters, and 10 of these are assigned to the genus Lutjanus, including the mutton, silk, red, blackfin, mahogany, lane, gray, schoolmaster, dog and cubera snappers. Read More
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