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06/09/2013

Weekly Catches 06/09/2013

BY DelphFishing

June 9, 2013
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Feb 5

You know it’s going to be a good day when the first drop of the trip brings in a monster Mutton Snapper. These larger Muttons fight incredibly hard. The first thing this fish did was swim around some structure and got the weight tangled into the bottom. Luckily, we were able to pull it out and land this fish! Not a bad way to start the trip! Not to mention, this was his first Mutton Snapper ever!

#Fishing #Fish #Seafood #Fun #Outdoors #OnTheWater #Boat #Ocean #saltwaterfishing

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Jan 14

One of the coolest fish out there, the African Pompano. These fish have some of the most crazy colors. Not only that, they tend to swim in schools and fight extremely hard. One of the best indicators that you have hooked into one is when they make their initial run, it is extremely long in a horizontal distance. They don’t really care so much as to stay near the bottom as they do to just cover ground. It’s always a treat when we get on these amazing fish

#Fishing #Boats #Wild #Wildlife #WildlifePhotography #Outdoors

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Jan 12

Quality from the top to the bottom. That’s what the Dry Tortugas is all about. While we were bottom fishing for Mutton snappers, we were able to live chum Pilchards to bring up Mahi, Tuna, and even a Sailfish to top it all off. You just never know what might happen out there!

#Sailfish #Mahimahi #Dorado #Fishing #Colors #Wow #Outdoors#Sea

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Jan 7

Stuck him in the lip. This black grouper didn’t even see it coming! 50lb flouro babyyyyyy! #fishing #outdoors #grouper #drytortugas

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Jan 7

It’s funny, but the areas that have truly big mutton snapper like these, now have an extremely diminished population of the invasive lionfish. Not sure what happened there, but they definitely eat them. You can see the sore spots on their stomach, just like the red grouper. Either lionfish became less toxic with the diet change, and the Atlantic or their predators gained and immunity. Either way it seems like the fears of what lionfish were going to do to the Atlantic once they spread is balancing itself to some degree. They are still out there, but whenever we send cameras to the bottom, you can definitely see much less than there was at the beginning of their invasion. These have been our observations, but Does anybody here have any observations on the topic of lionfish since the population boom from their introduction? Would love to hear from you.

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Feb 5

You know it’s going to be a good day when the first drop of the trip brings in a monster Mutton Snapper. These larger Muttons fight incredibly hard. The first thing this fish did was swim around some structure and got the weight tangled into the bottom. Luckily, we were able to pull it out and land this fish! Not a bad way to start the trip! Not to mention, this was his first Mutton Snapper ever!

#Fishing #Fish #Seafood #Fun #Outdoors #OnTheWater #Boat #Ocean #saltwaterfishing

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Jan 14

One of the coolest fish out there, the African Pompano. These fish have some of the most crazy colors. Not only that, they tend to swim in schools and fight extremely hard. One of the best indicators that you have hooked into one is when they make their initial run, it is extremely long in a horizontal distance. They don’t really care so much as to stay near the bottom as they do to just cover ground. It’s always a treat when we get on these amazing fish

#Fishing #Boats #Wild #Wildlife #WildlifePhotography #Outdoors

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Jan 12

Quality from the top to the bottom. That’s what the Dry Tortugas is all about. While we were bottom fishing for Mutton snappers, we were able to live chum Pilchards to bring up Mahi, Tuna, and even a Sailfish to top it all off. You just never know what might happen out there!

#Sailfish #Mahimahi #Dorado #Fishing #Colors #Wow #Outdoors#Sea

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Jan 7

Stuck him in the lip. This black grouper didn’t even see it coming! 50lb flouro babyyyyyy! #fishing #outdoors #grouper #drytortugas

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Jan 7

It’s funny, but the areas that have truly big mutton snapper like these, now have an extremely diminished population of the invasive lionfish. Not sure what happened there, but they definitely eat them. You can see the sore spots on their stomach, just like the red grouper. Either lionfish became less toxic with the diet change, and the Atlantic or their predators gained and immunity. Either way it seems like the fears of what lionfish were going to do to the Atlantic once they spread is balancing itself to some degree. They are still out there, but whenever we send cameras to the bottom, you can definitely see much less than there was at the beginning of their invasion. These have been our observations, but Does anybody here have any observations on the topic of lionfish since the population boom from their introduction? Would love to hear from you.

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Dec 31

Beast mode activated! Cobia season is finally here, and we couldn’t be more excited. We caught this one on the surface using a popper with our 16lb @blackfin_rods and @finsbraids.

It’s fantastic to see the size of these fish returning after years of smaller fish. We were starting to feel like maybe it was gonna be the sad new normal. Last season, we hooked fish in the 80lb range and spotted even bigger ones that we couldn’t close the deal on. What’s your personal best?

Check out our latest episode where we catch Cobia in the Gulf of Mexico behind the shrimp boats with Josh Jorgensen from BlacktipH 👉🏻 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Zuu50Eq_v-c&pp=ygUXYmxhY2t0aXBoIGNvYmlhIGZpc2hpbmc%3D.

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