This was FUN!

This is an older photo but maybe some one show us some others that were exciting too.

these were fun, too!

one for me and one for my wife.....

NO! This is not trick photography!!

My friend's hand really is that big!!!

Phil, those arent WSB. He is holding the biggest spotfin croaker the world has ever seen.

just goes to show that fish aren't necessarily sight feeders

More Photos of your fish PLEASE. Mine are all small but fun.

I haven,t got over the first time I saw that pic,that is the biggest damn spot I ever saw,caught or heard of

SOMETHING ELSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Keep the fish pictures and stories coming, enjoy all of 'em. Just got a Penn 113H on Ebay, hope to put it to good use in the near future.

Russ let me use his fish for bait.

Maybe one of these.

or one of these

from the beach,a derby winner

I love blood, guts, raw fish, cooked fish, getting a bite, waiting for a bite, setting the hook, and the gaff..

I don't love, knotheads, cormies, sharks, and factory scents

My Kid and a bigger Yella

Giant squid tentacles make good kids toys

Jeez Looking at all these fish pictures is a form of self-torture. Got to go fishing soon.

From the beach Tomas,from the beach

That hammerhead by the way was from downtown Seal Beach CA right off the jetty,swimmers and surfers all over the place

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Dorado Tournament 2004

I took 3rd place!

bajajudy. It's a winner!!! Congrats.

My son caught this Spotfin at Estero Beach. It was really tasty too!

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Originally posted by baitcast From the beach Tomas,from the beach [Edited on 8-30-2007 by baitcast]

Didn't see the "from the beach" specification.

That's an awefully big Mero. taken from the beach??

From the beach...

Those spotfins look a lot like an Atlantic Croaker. Down at the deep-water oil rigs off the mouth of the MS River they're called Golden Croakers. Taste a little strong, but not bad.

While Pescador was playing with his minnow my fish (almost) took a shot at it.

Awesome Ken is going to get a look at those things up close in a cage and I hope we will get a look also.

Hope he has his life insurance paid up

I guess they really don't have to be from the beach. I mean who really cares these are great Photos. Kid shots are great. Another from the surf. Ain't this fun nothing mean ,,,,yet?

I know someone out there has a good pic of a Rooster (fish) or sierra.

not a goodpicture, but...

its a sierra

Russ,

How did you get the white shark to bite???? let me guess, he bit the "Gulp" . 400 times the natural feeding frenzy

How about a beach caught double ugly,no scent used

baitcast You've got a pound or two of counterfit scallops there. Tomas Tierra. About those Seirra, called 'em "Spanish Mackerel" way back when. We'd salt 'em, smoke 'em, broil 'em, fry 'em and enjoy 'em.

White Rock Last Sunday

Oh man, first Skipjack Joe gives away one of my secrets and now you go and give away my super secret. I guess those boats from Punta Chivato have been following me around with spyglasses to see what my secret was and it was something as simple as "sticking my feet in the water to create a feeding frenzy"

Jim, I knew you'd have a snappy come back but the truth is ..... the air over here freshens when your chumming.

Really enjoy the fish pictures.Thanks for posting 'em.

Small rooster:

snooter face

These guys are actually related to sea horses. They are the slimiest!

Found a goog photo ID. Called a Big Eye Jack

Oh man, Now I'm really confused. Top; Bigeye Jack- middle: Leatherback-bottom: my fish ? --- My fish has serated tail fin top and bottom (like a tuna)the others don't.

Igor thats the only fish I ever caught that could swim backwards with the exception of some large eels we caught in the Philipines at night on plugs,whats the name of these guys?

My first marlin

baitcast About those backwards-swimming fish. Ribbon fish? Silver in color, toothy, make good kingfish bait.

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Originally posted by baitcast Igor thats the only fish I ever caught that could swim backwards with the exception of some large eels we caught in the Philipines at night on plugs,whats the name of these guys?

This Yellow was in less than 2 feet of water. As it was the last day of our vacation last year, he got set free......

Sure was fun bringing him in though




Note the Pelicans in the background waiting for more small fish to be driven up.

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K11 South of San Falipe

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