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Re: What's the MOST Challenging Fish...
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Originally Posted by blaiz View Post
We have an Emporer In Hawaii too, the Bigeye Emperor or Mu. We like to call them "the black out fish."
I agree. This is the most challenging fish I have shot, albeit not in local waters. I have only see them in Indonesia, and it took me two weeks of diving and a long bottom time to finally get one to come in close enough. It was delicious.

The most challenging fish locally are pink snapper. So far I've only got one of those.
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