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Fish Species

Featured Articles
  • Bizarre Louvar
    Learn some the basics of Baja's louvar. Read More
  • Mealtime Pollution
    If fish posses such a keen sense of smell, why do they hit trolling lures? Read More
  • Snapper Tags
    Here are some snapper facts regarding age, tagging, and gender. Read More
  • Saltwater Parasites
    Unlike remoras that attach and release, these parasites make a permanent home on gamefish. Read More
  • Distant Touch
    What purpose does a fish's lateral line serve? and how does it work? Read More
  • Silk Snapper
    Q: I caught this yellow-eyed snapper in 850 feet of water off Great Isaac's Bank in the Bahamas. Do you have any information on this fish? - Tom Bovier, Boca Raton, FloridaA: It looks like you caught a silk snapper (Lutjanus vivanus) with its distinctive, bright yellow iris. Silk snapper live from North Carolina to Brazil, including the Bahamas, along rocky ledges in 300 to 800-plus feet of water. Silks are entirely pinkish-red, shading to whitish below. Read More
  • Population Fluctuations
    Why do some seasons host greater numbers of gamefish than others? Read More
  • Small Bills
    Although it is considered a deformity in some billfish, a short or curved bill poses little harm it the animal's well-being. Read More
  • Snapper Ages
    As a snapper gets older, its growth may slow down but it's reproductivity increases. Read More
  • Snapper Ages "Info"
    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
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