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Mutton anyone?
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read in Cartman's voice...
"Here Mr. Mutton. Please let me shoot you so the Qban and Jay will think I'm cool...NO MUTTON! dONT SWIM TO JAY! DAMMIT MUTTON SNAPPER!"
Good work boys. Save me just one please.
Guess I will have to go get a tuna or wahoo or something to make myself feel better.
"Here Mr. Mutton. Please let me shoot you so the Qban and Jay will think I'm cool...NO MUTTON! dONT SWIM TO JAY! DAMMIT MUTTON SNAPPER!"
Good work boys. Save me just one please.
Guess I will have to go get a tuna or wahoo or something to make myself feel better.
The trip was in Key largo, last week. We were in 65 to 75 feet of water(fsw) for the technical folks. I will try and recap the events in a story when I get a chance. I almost got whacked by a reef shark on this trip so, I will try and make it interesting without embellishing too much. The biggest of the muttons was about 15 pounds. They were all mostly over ten.
Ivan,
That is a king mackarel. That is the picture with the big grouper right? We call them kingfish here in south florida. They are skittish and hard to shoot. This one was caught on hook and line. We shoot them every once and a while.
Aquiles
That is a king mackarel. That is the picture with the big grouper right? We call them kingfish here in south florida. They are skittish and hard to shoot. This one was caught on hook and line. We shoot them every once and a while.
Aquiles
We went yesterday to try this new lake and took a friend of ours from underwater hockey with us for his first attempt at frediving.
We had a great time and spent almost 5 hours in the water. Mostly we shot crappie, bluegill and other pan fish, but Ted just had to take a shot at this big ol' carp that he saw.
Our buddy, Jurgen, decided that he was going to make his wife cook it up, rather than just smoke them like we usually do.
We had a great time and spent almost 5 hours in the water. Mostly we shot crappie, bluegill and other pan fish, but Ted just had to take a shot at this big ol' carp that he saw.
Our buddy, Jurgen, decided that he was going to make his wife cook it up, rather than just smoke them like we usually do.
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Actually Ivan, it's more about 15-18lbs. Aquiles has the luxury of having fish look huge for his poses.
I'm 6'1 and have about 45lbs on the qban. :blackeye My fish always look relatively smaller, even if we're holding the same fish! Plus, Aquiles will only tell you the gutted weight. :t (dark KK03 humor)
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hi
He He cmon Ando you spoiled Aquiles and my fun I thought it was bigger than that, guess thats the pleasure of being a little fella eh Errr wait a minute Aquiles is probably not small its just that your big I bet im smaller than him anyways
Off Topic but do you guys get Green Jobfish in Florida ???
cheers
He He cmon Ando you spoiled Aquiles and my fun I thought it was bigger than that, guess thats the pleasure of being a little fella eh
Errr wait a minute Aquiles is probably not small its just that your big I bet im smaller than him anyways Off Topic but do you guys get Green Jobfish in Florida ???
cheers