It starts off like this:
Then you land one of these:
You improve on it with one of these:
Then you show off by catching one of these:
Where does it end???
Prizes for correctly identifying all fish!
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The photographs are superb. I have been taking pictures for nearly 60 years with expensive equipment (Very), but have never been a photographer. My congratulations; I look forward to seeing the rest of your photos.
you never cought any fish like thos whilst I was there tell my son it is a disgrace, no he tells me that he also cought somne big fish good luck anyway all my love to all those I met wjilst I was there
love yolly
wow weeeeee!!!! you guys are gonna be permanently high on omega 3 if this if this continues …well done!!!
At last! A fish you can properly boast about!! Well done, and bon appetit!
The first one looks like a Sea Perch but I’m not too fussed about nailing the exact species as there are hundreds in the family.
2nd one that Liz is holding is a Skipjack tuna, Katsuwonus pelamis. Good eating.
Pretty sure the third is what is commonly known as a Sea Pike and is a member of the Barracuda family but generally not so nice to eat: Wiki says it’s only found in the Western Atlantic so you might wanna update that :o)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_sennet
And last but not least: Scomberomorus commerson – Narrow-barred Spanish mackerel – Best tasting one I would wager..
now you’re talking!